God without a face? : on the personal individuation of the Holy Spirit
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God without a face? : on the personal individuation of the Holy Spirit
（Dogmatik in der Moderne, 2）
Mohr Siebeck, [2011]
- pbk.
- pbk.
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Revision of author's thesis (Ph. D.)--King's College, London, 2007 under title: Pneumatology and the defence of the hypostatic individuation of the Holy Spirit : examining the validity of Trinitarian theology on the basis of a comparison and a scrutiny of Eastern and Western pneumatological perspectives
Includes bibliographical references (p. [283]-297) and indexes
Contents of Works
- Pt. 1. The twofold distortion of modern pneumatology. The Holy Spirit and the problem of pneumatic-monism
- The Holy Spirit and the problem of pneumatic-jesuology
- Pt. 2. The Holy Spirit in the theology of the Church Fathers. The Holy Spirit and the doctrine of the Trinity
- The subordination of the Holy Spirit in Trinitarian theology
- Pt. 3. 'Person' theology, and the person of the Spirit. Theological trends in the concept of person in the doctrine of God
- The defence of person and the relationship concept
- The hypostasis of the Holy Spirit : toward a pneumatological extension of the case
- Pt. 4. The scriptural attestation to the hypostasis of the Spirit. The reciprocal koinonia of the Spirit and the Father
- The reciprocal koinonia between the Spirit and the Son
- The eschatological Spirit and the community of the Son
- Conclusion: The perichoretic godhead and the Holy Spirit
