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Pentecostalism has been known much more for its religious experientialism than for its theology. During the past generation, however, Pentecostals have taken up the task of reflecting theologically from their experience of the Spirit of God. This book represents Pentecostal theology at its best, being thoroughly and unabashedly Pentecostal on the one hand, and yet being deeply ecumenical on the other. Within this dual Pentecostal and ecumenical framework, it offers Spirit-centered theological perspectives on the doctrine of the Church (ecclesiology), the doctrine of the salvation (soteriology), and the ministry and witness of Christians to the world (theology of mission). Toward a Pneumatological Theology is a sign that Pentecostal theology has come of age. It furthers the discussion of what it means to do Christian theology by starting with the Spirit of God, thereby demonstrating that Pentecostalism may indeed have something unique and distinctive to offer theologically to the larger Christian Church. At the same time, it will also be of interest to those who wish to begin understanding Pentecostalism on its own terms as well as to those who have followed closely the history and theology of the movement.
Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen is Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Fuller Theological Seminary.Amos Yong is Associate Professor, Bethel College, Minnesota.
Chapter 1 PrefaceChapter 2 AcknowledgementsChapter 3 Introduction: Pentecostalism and a Theology of the Third ArticleChapter 4 AbbreviationsChapter 5 Hermeneutics and Identity: Pentecostal and Ecumenical:Chapter 6 Hermeneutics: From Fundamentalism to PostmodernismChapter 7 Authority, Revelation and InterpretationChapter 8 Pentecostals as "Anonymous Ecumenists?"Chapter 9 Free Churches, Ecumenism and PentecostalismChapter 10 The Ecumenical Potential of PneumatologyChapter 11 Ecclesiology:Chapter 12 Toward a Pneumatological EcclesiologyChapter 13 Trinity as Communion in the SpiritChapter 14 The Church as Charismatic FellowshipChapter 15 Spirit, Laity, MinistryChapter 16 The Spirit and the Lord's SupperChapter 17 Soteriology:Chapter 18 Grace and the Ecumenical Potential of TheosisChapter 19 On a Theology and Spirituality of the CrossChapter 20 Are Pentecostals Oblivious to Social Justice?Chapter 21 Theology of Mission:Chapter 22 Proselytism: A Theological InquiryChapter 23 Culture, Contextualization and ConversionChapter 24 Pneumatology, Eschatology, MissiologyChapter 25 A Pneumatological Theology of Religion?Chapter 26 EndnotesChapter 27 Name IndexChapter 28 Subject Index
With the entrance of classical Pentecostals into the ecumenical arena this is a timely and important work?Now we await more from this gifted theologian.