John Daniel L. Andersen is Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at the Norwegian School of Leadership and Theology, Norway.

• ForewordPrefaceAcknowledgementsArticles reprinted with permissionIntroductionPart I1. The Turn to Pentecostal Experience2. The Point of Departure and the Problem of DisagreementPart II3. Experience and the Wesleyan Quadrilateral4. The Problem of Conflicting Data of Experience5. On Religious Emotions and Their Theological Value6. Mediated Immediacy and the Distinct Theological Contribution of Christian Experiences of GodPart III7. Contributions to Pentecostal Systematic Theology 8. Pentecostal Experiences as a Source for Systematic Theology9. Final ReflectionsConclusionAfterwordBibliographyIndex

Experience has long stood at the heart of Pentecostal theology, yet its theological importance remains undertheorized. In this timely book, John Daniel Andersen offers a fresh and rigorous vision of experience as Christian knowing, inspiring a more attentive and holistic approach to theology beyond Pentecostal circles. Andersen’s contribution opens new pathways for theological thinking and marks an important step forward in contemporary theology.

John Daniel L. Andersen is Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at the Norwegian School of Leadership and Theology, Norway.

• ForewordPrefaceAcknowledgementsArticles reprinted with permissionIntroductionPart I1. The Turn to Pentecostal Experience2. The Point of Departure and the Problem of DisagreementPart II3. Experience and the Wesleyan Quadrilateral4. The Problem of Conflicting Data of Experience5. On Religious Emotions and Their Theological Value6. Mediated Immediacy and the Distinct Theological Contribution of Christian Experiences of GodPart III7. Contributions to Pentecostal Systematic Theology 8. Pentecostal Experiences as a Source for Systematic Theology9. Final ReflectionsConclusionAfterwordBibliographyIndex

Experience has long stood at the heart of Pentecostal theology, yet its theological importance remains undertheorized. In this timely book, John Daniel Andersen offers a fresh and rigorous vision of experience as Christian knowing, inspiring a more attentive and holistic approach to theology beyond Pentecostal circles. Andersen’s contribution opens new pathways for theological thinking and marks an important step forward in contemporary theology.

John Daniel L. Andersen is Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at the Norwegian School of Leadership and Theology, Norway.

• ForewordPrefaceAcknowledgementsArticles reprinted with permissionIntroductionPart I1. The Turn to Pentecostal Experience2. The Point of Departure and the Problem of DisagreementPart II3. Experience and the Wesleyan Quadrilateral4. The Problem of Conflicting Data of Experience5. On Religious Emotions and Their Theological Value6. Mediated Immediacy and the Distinct Theological Contribution of Christian Experiences of GodPart III7. Contributions to Pentecostal Systematic Theology 8. Pentecostal Experiences as a Source for Systematic Theology9. Final ReflectionsConclusionAfterwordBibliographyIndex

Experience has long stood at the heart of Pentecostal theology, yet its theological importance remains undertheorized. In this timely book, John Daniel Andersen offers a fresh and rigorous vision of experience as Christian knowing, inspiring a more attentive and holistic approach to theology beyond Pentecostal circles. Andersen’s contribution opens new pathways for theological thinking and marks an important step forward in contemporary theology.