Definitions
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- adj. Of or pertaining to pneumatology.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adj. Of or pertaining to pneumatology.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Pertaining to pneumatology.
Etymologies
Examples
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Greatly inspired by James Luther Adams whom Max Stackhouse had described as a pneumatological theologian, I wrote a paper called "Authority in the Spirit: Developing a Doctrine of the Liberal Church."
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Previous: Toward a 'pneumatological' liberal church.
Philocrites: UUA, UCC leaders to discuss 'growing solidarity.'
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Toward a 'pneumatological' liberal church. by Philocrites
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Since Chutney and Mike have both mentioned the possibility of a Spirit-oriented or "pneumatological" liberal theology, I thought I should mention that I took an amateur crack at the topic back in my first year in seminary.
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Philocrites: Toward a 'pneumatological' liberal church.
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Adams's theology is sometimes considered "pneumatological" rather than "christological" because he emphasizes the dynamic activity of the Holy Spirit the pneumatos as the primary form of divine life.
Philocrites: Authority in the Spirit: Developing a doctrine of the liberal church.
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The letter indicates the facts; what you have to believe is indicated by allegory, that is to say, by Christological and pneumatological exegesis.
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Professor Stackhouse's nomination of JLA as a pneumatological thinker has intrigued me for some time.
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If Unitarian Universalists have moved away from a christocentric theology, one way to re-conceptualize our religious orientation is pneumatological.
Philocrites: Authority in the Spirit: Developing a doctrine of the liberal church.
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It is a _thesaurus_ of pneumatological knowledge, collected with German assiduity.
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