Tradition and the Novum of the Spirit: A Review of Clark Pinnock's Flame of Love

Frank D. Macchia

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Abstract I invite us to view Spirit as the bond of love in the triune relationality, as the ecstasy of sheer life overflowing into a significant creation and new creation, as the power of incarnation and atonement, as the power of new community and union with God, and as the power drawing the whole world into the truth of Jesus. 1

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