The Spirit and the New Age: An Inquiry into the Holy Spirit and Last Things from a Biblical Theological Perspective (Wesleyan Theological Perspectives Book 5) by John E. Hartley

The rights to the entire five-volume Wesleyan Theological Perspectives, which includes this volume, were given to James L. Fleming in writing in 2010 by John E. Hartley and R. Larry Shelton, the copyright owners at that time. About This Special Series With the increasing interest in Wesleyan theology, the need for a fresh inquiry into the fundamentals of this theological perspective has resulted in an outstanding five-volume series. Noted theologians from across the United States are contributing to each volume, making the entire work noteworthy. The articles are written to examine each aspect of Wesleyan theology for us in contemporary life. A practical study of Wesleyan theology and its creative application to life today is as valid as it ever has been. Each reader will discover new enlightenment from the Bible as the pages of this series are studied, it is especially suited for both college- and graduate-level courses and for serious biblical study. This fifth book in the five-volume Wesleyan Theological Perspectives Series is an examination of the Holy Spirit and last things that covers three basic areas (1) the doctrine of the Spirit, (2) the hope of a New Age, and (3) the Church and the Kingdom. The Spirit and the New An Inquiry into the Holy Spirit and Last Things from a Biblical Theological Perspective seeks to project a Wesleyan Understanding of the Holy Spirit and Last Things.