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This book has several chapters on the Holy Spirit as well as on other topics.

This rare volume provides a concise statement of the major ideas of one of the greatest Protestant thinkers of the twentieth century, Karl Barth. Divided into three parts, it presents Barth's lecture, "The Holy Spirit and the Christian Life." This work emphasizes Barth's focus on the Trinitarian character of God's self-revelation. Barth insists there is no way to get behind or beyond the fact that God is revealed to us in three distinct ways, yet with a unity that cannot be divided. This is a translation of a 1938 book.

Annie Kinkead Warfield Lectures 1963-4: The Spirit and Christ -- The Spirit and the mission -- The Spirit and the church -- The Spirit and the individual -- The Spirit, the world, and the consummation -- The Spirit and the triune God.

Discusses the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit; the distinction of the Holy Spirit from the Father and the Son; the regenerating work of the Holy Spirit; The indwelling Spirit; the Holy Spirit setting the believer free and forming Christ within us; the Holy Spirit guiding the believer into a life as a Son; praying, returning thanks, and worshiping in the Holy Spirit; the results of and necessity of baptism with the Spirit; etc.

The Spirit of God and the spirit of man -- The Holy Spirit in the New Testament -- Subsequent doctrinal developments -- Inspiration and incarnation -- Spirit, church, and liturgy -- The charismatic question.

Pages 515-524 of A Select Library of Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the Christian Church: Gregory of Nyssa. Gregory of Nyssa was an important figure in the church accepting the deity and personhood of the Holy Spirit.

Gregory of Nyssa was an important theologian who argued for the deity and personhood of the Holy Spirit.

Correspondence of Athanasius to Serapion, seeks in part to answer the Tropici heresy that claimed the Holy Spirit was a creature, and more broadly to clarify the doctrine of the Holy Spirit within the Trinitarian context of the Nicean creed.

This is volume 7 of A Select library of Nicene and post-Nicene fathers of the Christian church : Second series, edited by Philip Schaff and Henry Wave.

Gregory of Nazianzus was a key figure in the early church accepting as true doctrine the personhood of the Holy Spirit and contending for the doctrine of the Trinity. He was joined in this by Gregory of Nyssa.

INTRODUCTION -- THE MYSTERIES -- Introduction -- Text -- THE HOLY SPIRIT -- Introduction -- Book I -- Book II -- Book III -- THE SACRAMENT OF THE INCARNATION OF OUR LORD -- Introduction -- Text -- THE SACRAMENTS -- Introduction -- Book I -- Book II -- Book III -- Book IV -- Book V -- Book VI

14 scholars contributed to this book: Gifts of the Spirit, Spirit, Love, and Contemplation, Lent as the Life of the Monk : RB49, Health of the Eyes: Gift of the Father, Augustine Baker on the Holy Spirit, Prayer and Praise, The Holy Spirit: Two Homilies, Prayer in Early Western Monasticism, Prayer: The Three Classical Degrees, Aspects of Prayer, Why Pray?, On the Song of Songs, The First Homily.

This volume contains the complete collection of treatises by St Anselm of Canterbury.

This volume, a part of the Library of Christian Classics series, explores Augustine's classic work on the Trinity and his understanding of Paul, as well as his powers as a preacher. Long recognized for the quality of its translations, introductions, explanatory notes, and indexes, the Library of Christian Classics provides scholars and students with modern English translations of some of the most significant Christian theological texts in history. Through these works--each written prior to the end of the sixteenth century--contemporary readers are able to engage the ideas that have shaped Christian theology and the church through the centuries.