The Holy Spirit in the Trinity A Summary of Catholic Pneumatology/ Dominic Veliath
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ArticlePublication details: Bengaluru : Kristu Jyoti College, 2020 September 2018Description: 88-101 PagesSubject(s):
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Kristu Jyoti
A.1 Rationale of the Present Exposition
A.2 The Trinitarian Faith as Articulated in the Creeds
A.2.1. The Sign of the Cross
A.2.2. The Apostles' Creed
A.2.3. The Nicene Creed
A.2.4. The Athanasian Creed
A.2.5. St Augustine's profession of Trinitarian Faith
A.3. Concluding Comments
A. 4. An Integral Approach to the Mystery of the Trin
A.4.1. Situating the Issue
A.4.2. The Importance of Questions
A.4.3. Levels of Trinitarian Significance
A.4.4. Gathering the Strands
(B) Situating the Holy Spirit in the Trinity
C.I. The Trinitarian Theme in the New Testament
C.2. Mark 1/10- The Baptism of Jesus
C.3. The Unfolding of the Trinitarian Theme in the New Testament
(D) Coming to the Mission of the Holy Spirit: rather than focus on "Who He is"; the present exposition attempts to describe "what He does in our regard"
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A.1 Rationale of the Present Exposition
A.2 The Trinitarian Faith as Articulated in the Creeds
A.2.1. The Sign of the Cross
A.2.2. The Apostles' Creed
A.2.3. The Nicene Creed
A.2.4. The Athanasian Creed
A.2.5. St Augustine's profession of Trinitarian Faith
A.3. Concluding Comments
A. 4. An Integral Approach to the Mystery of the Trin
A.4.1. Situating the Issue
A.4.2. The Importance of Questions
A.4.3. Levels of Trinitarian Significance
A.4.4. Gathering the Strands
(B) Situating the Holy Spirit in the Trinity
C.I. The Trinitarian Theme in the New Testament
C.2. Mark 1/10- The Baptism of Jesus
C.3. The Unfolding of the Trinitarian Theme in the New Testament
(D) Coming to the Mission of the Holy Spirit: rather than focus on "Who He is"; the present exposition attempts to describe "what He does in our regard"
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