Concepts of Modern Theologians The vision of the Holy Spirit can be understood with the doctrine of God and focus on the dynamism of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit is an identity that bounds the relationship of love with God and also make a link between mankind and the Father through Son (Eph 2:18). ... Christians believe that through the Holy Spirit mankind will be resorted to the Heaven, and will be adapted as son of God. ... Thomas Torrance explains in his theology that Holy Spirit is not a creature but an eternal creator. He deals with the doctrine of the Holy Spirit not as an independent kn...

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Because our time the people need the Pastor holy so that he can guide the people and bring the people to God. Communication Spirituality as openness and it start with our experience and fire of the Holy Spirit and from there to express and share this fullness to others. ... Our life complete docility to the Spirit so that Holy Spirit can guide us and we do God's will. ... Because the big task has to deal with in the parish so the priest demand, first from ourselves to be filled with the Holy Spirit and thus, make sure that everything we communicate and share come from this Spirit. ... Wit...

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The seven rites, or church rituals are: "baptism, penance, Eucharist, confirmation, matrimony, anointing of the sick, and holy orders." ... It signifies a spiritual seal being placed upon a person, "By this anointing the confirmand receives the "mark," the seal of the Holy Spirit. ... (Catechism of the Catholic Church, Paragraph 1295) In the Methodist church there is no need for an initiation in which a spiritual seal is placed upon a person, because it is the belief of the Methodist church that the Holy Spirit enters a person's body after baptism and it is the Holy Spirit that lives with...

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John the Evangelist" contemplating the crucified Christ", (TURNER, J. 1996) today it is simply known as "The Holy Trinity" So many different facets of art history teaching are compacted into a work measuring only 667 x 317cm and each one aspect is multifaceted. ... The Trinity space is defined by columns depicting the start of the Chapel, the theological space ,God the Father at the apex of the picture, standing behind the crucifixion of his son Jesus and the Holy Spirit as the dove descending down towards the dying Jesus. ... When viewing the Holy Trinity, one must remem...

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First and foremost, the main deities of both the mystery cult of Isis and Catholicism are based on a "trinity" consisting of father, son and spirit. In the Catholic religion, this is formed by God, his son Jesus and the spirit of the Holy Ghost. This is comparable to Osiris, Horus and the spirit of Ka-mutef in the cult of Isis. ...

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The concept of the invisible thread as a guide is akin to the Holy Spirit, which remains unseen to the physical eye but believers rely on through their faith for guidance. ... In Irene's case, it was her obedience and trust in her grandmother that led to truly believing the Holy Spirit would not fail her that saved both she and Curdie. ...

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As Gabriel explains, "The Holy Spirit will come upon you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you; therefore the child to be born will be holy; he will be called Son of God'" (Luke 1:35). ...

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Religious Tradition Religious Traditions are the laws, regulations, beliefs, doctrines and practices which are handed down from one generation to another. Traditions in religion are either right or wrong. Followers practicing religious traditions follow in accordance with the scriptures to be pract...

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Those theologians who treat faith simply as a transcendental experience of God, taking place in the inwardness of the human spirit, then to minimize the historical element in the Christian religion and to overlook the crucial role of mediation, through the living community of faith. ... In short, we may say that the chief criterion for a viable religious faith is its ability, or apparent ability, to satisfy those hungers for the human spirit which cannot be satisfied apart from faith. ...

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The status, or "place," of women in society has been a well-debated issue that is as old as the earliest civilizations. The inequalities between men and women can be observed throughout society in varying areas such as income level, job opportunity, sexual double standards, and rights to hold office...

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