BELLINGHAM, WA - The programming team behind Logos Bible Software announced Wednesday that an upcoming program update will include an officially licensed version of Microsoft's "Clippy" digital assistant, an on-screen anthropomorphized paper clip who has been programmed to correct weak and unbiblical sermons being typed up in Logos 7's Sermon Editor.

"Hi! It looks like your Trinity illustration is drifting into modalism. Would you like me to suggest some other illustrations you might use?" Clippy said in a demonstration of the new update as a pastor typed in a paragraph comparing the triune Godhead to the three different states of water. In another portion of the demo video, Clippy suggested that a pastor stick to the original context of a verse rather than trying to inject modern underst

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