Author - Leopoldo Sánchez

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Leopoldo A. Sánchez M. is professor of systematic theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, MI. His research interests are in pneumatology, sanctification, Trinitarian theology, theologies of migration, and the intersection of theology and Hispanic cultures. His published works include the 'T&T Clark Introduction to Spirit Christology' (T&T Clark, 2021); 'Escatología' (Concordia, 2020); 'Sculptor Spirit' (IVP Academic, 2019); 'Receiver, Bearer, and Giver of God’s Spirit' (Pickwick, 2015); and 'Immigrant Neighbors among Us, co-edited with Danny Carroll' (Pickwick, 2015). Sánchez has delivered courses, lectures, and workshops in the US, New Zealand, Uganda, Ethiopia, Brazil, Cuba, India, Ghana, Chile, Panama, Argentina, and Venezuela.

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Church History Theology

The Spirit of Christ: The Holy Spirit in the Lutheran Tradition

Leopoldo Sánchez12 months ago

In her article, “The Holy Spirit: Lutheran Perspectives,” Cheryl Peterson observes that, due to their historic emphasis on the doctrine of justification by faith on account of Christ as the chief article of Christian teaching, Lutherans are...

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