Pentecostalism: Spirit-Filled Blessing … or Dangerous Heresy?
This pamphlet by Prof. David J. Engelsma provides a Reformed critique of the Pentecostal and charismatic movements, examining their theological claims and biblical foundations. Through analysis of Scripture and the doctrine of the Holy Spirit, the resource defends the Reformed position against what it considers dangerous departures from biblical Christianity, making it valuable for those seeking a confessional Protestant perspective on contemporary charismatic theology and practice.
Contents PART 1: Pentecostalism: What Is it? PART 2: A Biblical Analysis of the Gifts of the Spirit in Pentecostalism PART 3: Pentecostal View of the Christian Life PART 1: Pentecostalism: What Is It? Prof. David J. Engelsma Introduction The movement that this booklet examines is a powerful and popular force in the Christian churches today. It is known as the Pentecostal movement, because it claims to be a “second Pentecost” at the end of history. It is also known as the charismatic...
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