La perte de l'Esprit Saint et son recouvrement dans l'Église ancienne [electronic resource] : la réconciliation des hérétiques et des pénitents en occident du IIIe siècle jusqu'à Grégoire le Grand / par Laurence Decousu.
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TextSeries: Brill's Studies in Catholic Theology: 1.Publisher: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2015]Description: 1 online resource (xiii, 545 p.)ISBN: 9789004291683Subject(s): Church history -- Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600 | Holy Spirit -- History of doctrines -- Early church, ca. 30-600DDC classification: 270.2 LOC classification: BT121.3 | .D43 2015Online resources: Click here to access online Summary: When God gives the Spirit to believers, how is the Spirit conferred? Can the Spirit be lost? Laurence Decousu answers these questions by studying the reconciliation of penitents and those who have separated themselves from the Church. Ever since the Middle Ages, theology has held that the Spirit is given through rites celebrated once for all : Baptism, Confirmation, Order. The Church Fathers did not see these rites as transmitting the Spirit and the effects of the Spirit. For them, reception of the Spirit depended on a divine initiative that was direct, free and sovereign. This study is an important contribution to the renewal of pneumatology, pastoral practice and ecumenical relations.
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When God gives the Spirit to believers, how is the Spirit conferred? Can the Spirit be lost? Laurence Decousu answers these questions by studying the reconciliation of penitents and those who have separated themselves from the Church. Ever since the Middle Ages, theology has held that the Spirit is given through rites celebrated once for all : Baptism, Confirmation, Order. The Church Fathers did not see these rites as transmitting the Spirit and the effects of the Spirit. For them, reception of the Spirit depended on a divine initiative that was direct, free and sovereign. This study is an important contribution to the renewal of pneumatology, pastoral practice and ecumenical relations.