Kim, Kirsteen2019-09-252019-09-252016-05-2220080969-7373http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/152966"In 1992, Jürgen Moltmann lamented the fact that in the contemporary ‘flood’ of writing about the Holy Spirit (in the West) no new paradigm in pneumatology had emerged beyond the Catholic doctrine of grace or the Protestant pattern of Word and Spirit.1 I believe that, since Moltmann wrote, and partly due to his own contribution, there has in fact been a considerable learning process in pneumatology taking place which may be said to amount to a new paradigm. What has developed, and what Moltmann himself began to articulate in God in Creation and The Spirit of Life,2 is a theology of the Spirit’s work in the world beyond the boundaries of Christian confession. Another way of describing this approach is ‘mission pneumatology"engWith permission of the license/copyright holderHoly SpiritpneumatologyCatholic doctrineProtestant patternChristian denominationsBiblical TheologyDogmaticsHoly SpiritCreeds, confessionsArticle