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Moses Maimonides on the Holy Spirit*
The Journal of Religion, 2020Medieval Jewish thought, whether philosophical, theological, scientific, or kabbalistic, was heavily invested in the exploration of the indeterminate point between the metaphysical and the physical realms. Those who posited a strict separation and border
Adam Afterman
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The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
The Oxford Handbook of Presbyterianism, 2019The history of Presbyterianism is more but not less than a history of the interpretation of the work of the Holy Spirit. It is a history of actions and reactions, movements and countermovements in response to the work (or presumed work) of the Holy ...
Richard E. Burnett
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AbstractTwo arguments from development against the doctrine of the Holy Spirit are formulated, based on what the work of the Holy Spirit would have introduced into the world. According to the Missing Truths Argument, if Christians are right, the Spirit would not have neglected to pass along any truths that are normatively important, and yet, of rather ...
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Theology Today, 1989
“The one upon whom Yahweh's spirit rests is described as one who executes justice and righteousness in favor of the lowly and the poor, and who precisely in that manner acquires great power, who precisely in that manner builds strong loyal attachments.”
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“The one upon whom Yahweh's spirit rests is described as one who executes justice and righteousness in favor of the lowly and the poor, and who precisely in that manner acquires great power, who precisely in that manner builds strong loyal attachments.”
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2008
Abstract The central chapter of the book evaluates Gregory's distinctive doctrine of the Holy Spirit and the Spirit's role in the work of Christian theology, focusing on the soteriological character of Gregory's Pneumatology in distinction from that of his Christology.
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Abstract The central chapter of the book evaluates Gregory's distinctive doctrine of the Holy Spirit and the Spirit's role in the work of Christian theology, focusing on the soteriological character of Gregory's Pneumatology in distinction from that of his Christology.
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2018
This chapter explores the basic structure of Christian teaching about the Holy Spirit—pneumatology. The chapter considers, first, the biblical presentation of the Spirit and then explores the decisive contribution of theological debates in the fourth century ad. The contributions of the Cappadocian fathers and St Augustine of Hippo are considered.
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This chapter explores the basic structure of Christian teaching about the Holy Spirit—pneumatology. The chapter considers, first, the biblical presentation of the Spirit and then explores the decisive contribution of theological debates in the fourth century ad. The contributions of the Cappadocian fathers and St Augustine of Hippo are considered.
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2016
Abstract In the Eucharist, the Spirit does not only descend to transform the elements but raises up believers to share in a heavenly feast. This idea is suggested by the hanging dove pyxes in some churches, and important analogies for the role of the Spirit in the Eucharist may be found in Baptism.
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Abstract In the Eucharist, the Spirit does not only descend to transform the elements but raises up believers to share in a heavenly feast. This idea is suggested by the hanging dove pyxes in some churches, and important analogies for the role of the Spirit in the Eucharist may be found in Baptism.
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Pneuma: The Journal of the Society for Pentecostal Studies, 2022
Jean-Daniel Plüss
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Jean-Daniel Plüss
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