Journal of Pentecostal Theology · 2003 · 10 citations · 0 references
ArtsReligionReligious StudiesBiblical StudiesPhilosophy Of ReligionTheologyBiblical TheologyChristian TheologyTrinitarian TheologyCatholic ChristianityLogos ChristologyLogos TheologyReformed TheologyRoman CatholicismTrinitarian Pneumatology
Abstract In light of recent discussions in this journal and the wider debate over pneumatology, Habets presents a proposal for a Trinitarian Spirit Christology that may satisfy the concerns of contemporary Roman Catholicism, Evangelicalism and Pentecostalism alike. Habets holds that a Trinitarian Spirit Christology satisfies the requirements for a biblical Christology when it is seen not as a replacement for but a complement to the existing Logos Christology. By building on the work of contemporary Roman Catholic, Pentecostal and Reformed theologians, a Spirit Christology holds out significant promise for the future of Spirit talk. A comprehensive Spirit Christology must fulfil certain christological criteria and will necessitate a revised trinitarian model, both of which Habets outlines in this essay.