German Protestantism and the Spirit of God. From Luther to Moltmann

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The book explores the inadequate understanding of the Holy Trinity in German-speaking Lutheran and Reformed churches, where worship often emphasizes God the Father and God the Son, neglecting the role of the Holy Spirit. It highlights how this limited perception has historical roots in German Protestant theology, tracing back to the Reformation. The author examines the implications of this theological gap on worship practices and the overall faith experience of congregants, calling for a more balanced recognition of the triune God in church life.