Constructive Pneumatological Hermeneutics in Pentecostal Christianity

matological theology of creation.” Later in the same book we fi nd a key amplifi cation of this theme applicable to the debate o ...

about. Certainly it is an area where a Christian biologist can feel a bit more comfortable coming to the theological table. Deat ...

life processes to function. These mitochondria are great at what they do, but not perfect. Simply put, they leak, and this yield ...

elegant and fascinating of our large insects. One is Megarhyssa , which para- sitizes wood wasps ( Siricidae ) by penetrating lo ...

In a world of limited resources, death is the necessary corollary of birth. Only death can make way for more birth in a limited ...

matter in as disorganized a state as possible. As Jon D. Levenson puts it, the creator is constantly working against a worthy op ...

And said, “You may come so far and no farther; Here your surging waves will stop.”? Job 38:6–11 Tanakh, JPS 1985 God then began ...

To summarize, for character to exist (and not simply things) liberty had to be created. When liberty is actualized, evil turns f ...

on earth. Satan’s authority over the material world is still allowed and we humans live in a situation in which we can exercise ...

leads to recycling. This includes the birth–death cycle for all living things. But love is made perfect in weakness. T OWARD A C ...

confront the question of power. Though made in his image, we clearly do not have power like the power of God. Given the authorit ...

A P LEA FOR MORE AND BETTER COLLABORATION How important is a dialogue between biology and Christian theology? Biology is the stu ...

of human biology has undergone profound transformation. The key role of the ‘world inside us,’ namely the gut microbiota, once c ...

NOTES Raymond J. Nogar, The Wisdom of Evolution (New York: New American Library, 1963); Bernard L.  Ramm, The Christian View of ...

the complexity of life than we had ever dreamed. Being of the dust of the earth is just the smallest beginning for our understan ...

Christopher Southgate, The Groaning of Creation: God, Evolution, and the Problem of Evil (Louisville: Westminster John Knox, 20 ...

© The Author(s) 2016 315 K.J. Archer, L.W. Oliverio, Jr. (eds.), Constructive Pneumatological Hermeneutics in Pentecostal Christ ...

316 K.J. ARCHER challenging, affi rming, revisioning, tweaking, and even restating certain insights, models, and methodologies. ...

AFTERWORD: ON THE FUTURE OF PENTECOSTAL HERMENEUTICS 317 enced Pentecostalism in various local settings around the globe might b ...

318 K.J. ARCHER tions are overturned and further refi ned. Some interpretations are sinful, masking power for the privileged. Th ...