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Why Do You Believe What You Believe About the Holy Spirit? (Paperback)
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Why Do You Believe What You Believe About the Holy Spirit? (Paperback)
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Synopsis: Why do you believe what you believe about the Holy Sprit?
Are your beliefs based on current trends of thought in the church
or the world around you, or do they fit in with what the Bible and
Christian tradition teaches? Does it matter? What are the
consequences of your beliefs? In this thought-provoking survey,
Graham McFarlane draws on the insight of ancient and modern
thinkers to work out the implications of the biblical witness to
the Spirit for the individual believer, and for the church as a
reconciling community. Combining clear teaching with practical
applications, this book encourages readers to think through their
faith. Endorsements: "Most of us know what we believe, But few take
the (theo)logical step back to ask why. McFarlane has an uncanny
knack-I would say a rare gift-of taking the complexities of a
contentious subject and making them available to 'lay' readers as
well as students of theology." -Brian Draper, Managing Editor of
Third Way "McFarlane invites us to discover what we believe about
the Holy Spirit by reconnecting us to the historical traditions of
trinitarian theology. Yet what emerges from this book is neither
antiquarian nor safe, but altogether contemporary and shocking."
-Andrew Walker, King's College "This excellent and beautifully
written book . . . is an essential read for all those concerned to
understand the Spirit of god and discern his presence and
activity." -Graham Cray, Principal of Ridley Hall, Cambridge Author
Biography: Graham McFarlane is Lecturer in Systematic Theology at
London Bible College. He is the author of Christ and the Spirit:
The Doctrine of the Incarnation According to Edward Irving
(Paternoster Press).
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