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The Lord and Giver of Life: The person and work of the Holy Spirit in the trinitarian theology of Colin E Gunton
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Spirit of Life, The : A universal affirmation
Jürgen Moltmann,Margaret Kohl +1 more
TL;DR: The fourth book in Jurgen Moltmann's systematic theology is a full-scale theology of the Spirit that also marks a personal religious quest as mentioned in this paper, where the author brings his characteristic audacity to this traditional topic and cuts to the heart of the matter with a simple identification.
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The Trinitarian Culture and Corporate Worship Practices of Canadian Pentecostals: A Contribution from the Theology of Colin Gunton
TL;DR: The trinitarian culture and corporate Worship practices of Canadian Pentecostals: A Contribution from the Theology of Colin Gunton as discussed by the authors is an analysis of an important corporate worship practice among the Pentechal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC), the largest Evangelical denomination in Canada.
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Election and the trinity: twenty-five theses on the theology of karl barth
TL;DR: This paper argued that Barth could not have adopted it without contradicting his most basic convictions, and pointed out the deleterious theological consequences of the revisionist alternative, and argued that the texts adduced by the revisionists failed to make their case.
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Augustine, the Trinity and the Theological Crisis of the West
TL;DR: The authors argue that one of the causes of Western atheism is a theological tradition which encourages thought in the essential unknowability of God, and that the problem does not begin with Kant, but with the Church itself, which has been in fundamental disarray about the question of revelation since the time of Kant.
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A Brief Theology of Revelation
TL;DR: Grenz as discussed by the authors explores the activity of the Holy Spirit as God at work establishing community in history and ultimately in eternity, with the church as "covenant people" and sign of the kingdom, and "ordinances" being preferred to "sacraments" in a way that some will see as giving priority to "acts of commitment" over "meansofgrace".
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Trinity and Incarnation: The Faith of the Early Church
Basil Studer,Andrew Louth +1 more
TL;DR: A fresh examination of the history of early Christian doctrine, by one of the world's leading authorities, which sets its development in the political and cultural context of the Roman Empire, is given in this article.