Karl Barth and Pentecostal Theology: A Convergence of the Word and the Spirit (T&T Clark Systematic Pentecostal and Charismatic Theology)

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Chapter 1: A Convergence of the Word and the Spirit: An Introduction
Part I: Theology and Revelation
	Chapter 2: Theology as a Pointing Finger: Barth and Pentecostalism on the Nature of Theology
	Chapter 3: Revelation as Encounter: Karl Barth, Pneumatological Realism, and the Pentecostal Notion of Prophetic Preaching
Part II: God and Creation
	Chapter 4: Oneness Pentecostals and Karl Barth: Theological Cousins Who Never Met?
	Chapter 5: Barth and Pentecostals on the Divine Perfections of (Im)mutability and (Im)passibility: Christ, the Spirit, and the Divine Attributes
	Chapter 6: Barth, Election, and the Spirit
	Chapter 7: Empowered by the Spirit: A Pneumatological Revision of Karl Barth’s Theological Anthropology
Part III: Christ and Salvation
	Chapter 8: Jesus the Spirit Baptizer: A Pentecostal Revision of Karl Barth’s Spirit Christology
	Chapter 9: Giving the Devil (No More Than) His Due: Karl Barth, Pentecostalism, and the Demonic
	Chapter 10: Subjects and Predicates: Barthian Grammar and Pentecostal Soteriology
	Chapter 11: Slamming the Door and Cracking a Window?: Pneumatological Investigations for Possible Openings in Karl Barth’s Generally Closed Theology of Religions
	Chapter 12: Barth, Pentecostalism, and the Eschatological Cry for the Kingdom
Part IV: Holy Spirit and the Church
	Chapter 13: Spirit, Love, and Charisma: Pneumatology in the Theology of Karl Barth and Pentecostalism
	Chapter 14: Let the Church Be the Church: Barth and Pentecostals on Ecclesiology
	Chapter 15: You Wonder Where the Real Presence Went: The Sacraments and the Pentecostal Experience of God
Contributors
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