Gratia: Grace and gratitude--Fifty unmodern theses as prolegomena to pneumatology

Gratia: Grace and gratitude--Fifty unmodern theses as prolegomena to pneumatology

Hefling presents 50 unmodern theses as prolegomena to pneumatology. The "disappearance" of pneumatology per se into other topics of theological discourse might be construed as a sign of the way the Spirit, in Vladimir Lossky's phrase, "effaces himself" as a divine subject be...

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Published in:Anglican theological review Vol. 83; no. 3; p. 473
Main Author: Hefling, Charles
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: London Sage Publications Ltd 01-07-2001
Subjects:
Christianity
Holy Spirit
Research subjects
Semiotics
Spirituality
Theology
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Summary:Hefling presents 50 unmodern theses as prolegomena to pneumatology. The "disappearance" of pneumatology per se into other topics of theological discourse might be construed as a sign of the way the Spirit, in Vladimir Lossky's phrase, "effaces himself" as a divine subject before the human subjects in whom he operates and with whom he cooperates.
ISSN:0003-3286
2163-6214