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The Lord is the Spirit - The Holy Spirit and the Divine Attributes (Paperback, New)
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Karl Barth argued for a more satisfactory theology of the Holy
Spirit, yet classical theism has so far failed to meet this demand.
Pneumatology has been treated as a mere appendage to the doctrine
of God, neglecting the fact that 'an understanding of the unique
personhood of the Spirit is ... decisive for the understanding of
God in general' (Jurgen Moltmann). 'The Lord is the Spirit'
addresses these gaps in Trinitarian theology by reconsidering the
doctrine of God from a pneumatological vantage point. This approach
recovers an emphasis on divine immanence - God's interaction with
humanity - which has been marginalised in favour of divine
transcendence. This critique tackles the need to account for the
Trinity in its totality by stressing the identity of God as Father,
Son and Holy Spirit from an evangelical and Pentecostal
perspective. In a much-needed revision to classical theism, Gabriel
convincingly argues that the integration of pneumatology into the
doctrine of divine attributes will retrieve divine immanence from
the theological margins it has so far occupied. Andrew Gabriel is
Assistant Professor of Theology at Horizon College and Seminary, an
affiliated college of the University of Saskatchewan. He has
published a number of articles in journals including 'Religious
Studies and Theology' and the 'Journal of Pentecostal Theology'.
'Towards the end of a fruitful life, Karl Barth sensed the need for
a more satisfactory theology of the Holy Spirit. He could not write
this work himself or even indicate its shape, but this work by
Andrew Gabriel comes reasonably close to doing so and points a way
forward. This young pentecostal scholar lays out a profound vision
of the Trinitarian Spirit, incorporating some of the fresh thinking
which becomes possible when full justice is done to this subject
matter. I think it not too rash to see this volume marking a new
phase in the development of Pentecostal systematic theology'. Clark
H. Pinnock
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