The Doctrine of Spiritual Gifts

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The Doctrine of Spiritual Gifts is a theological work by philosopher and apologist William Lane Craig that examines the nature, purpose, and contemporary relevance of the Holy Spirit’s gifts within Christian belief and practice.

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instanceOf Christian theology book
theological work
addresses continuation or cessation of spiritual gifts
discernment of spiritual gifts
edification of the church through gifts
use and misuse of spiritual gifts
author William Lane Craig NERFINISHED
authorOf The Doctrine of Spiritual Gifts NERFINISHED
examines biblical basis for spiritual gifts
operation of spiritual gifts in contemporary Christianity
relationship between spiritual gifts and Christian practice
role of the Holy Spirit in the church
theological implications of charismatic gifts
focusesOn contemporary relevance of spiritual gifts
nature of spiritual gifts
purpose of spiritual gifts
genre apologetics
hasPerspective evangelical Christian theology
intendedAudience Christian apologists
Christians NERFINISHED
theologians
language English
mainSubject Christian doctrine
Holy Spirit NERFINISHED
spiritual gifts
relatedTo New Testament teaching on gifts
charismatic movement
doctrine of the Holy Spirit
pneumatology
theologicalTradition Christianity NERFINISHED
workOf William Lane Craig NERFINISHED

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William Lane Craig hasWritten The Doctrine of Spiritual Gifts