pneumatological (Meaning)

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pneumatological (a.)

Of or pertaining to pneumatology.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Pneumatological themes permeate Christian theology, exploring the nature and work of the Holy Spirit.
The pneumatological emphasis of Pentecostalism highlights the importance of the Spirit's gifts and power.
Modern pneumatological scholarship has delved into the diverse understandings of the Holy Spirit in various religious traditions.
Pneumatological discussions often revolve around the relationship between the Spirit and the Father and the Son.
The pneumatological dimension of baptism emphasizes the role of the Spirit in initiating Christian life.
Pneumatological metaphors, such as wind and fire, convey the power and presence of the Holy Spirit.
The pneumatological perspective examines the Spirit's role in guiding, comforting, and empowering believers.
Pneumatological studies contribute to a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit's involvement in church ministry and evangelism.
Pneumatological controversies have shaped the history of Christian thought and continue to be debated today.
The pneumatological dimension of worship invites the Holy Spirit to inspire and transform the hearts and minds of believers.

Of or pertaining to pneumatology.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Pneumatological themes permeate Christian theology, exploring the nature and work of the Holy Spirit.

The pneumatological emphasis of Pentecostalism highlights the importance of the Spirit's gifts and power.

Modern pneumatological scholarship has delved into the diverse understandings of the Holy Spirit in various religious traditions.

Pneumatological discussions often revolve around the relationship between the Spirit and the Father and the Son.