pneumatology

/ˌnjuːməˈtɑːlədʒi/
noun
  1. The study of spiritual beings or phenomena, especially in Christian theology concerning the Holy Spirit.
    • The professor's lecture on pneumatology traced the history of beliefs about angels and demons.
    • Her research in pneumatology explores how different denominations understand spiritual gifts.
    • The seminary offers a course on pneumatology that focuses on the role of the Holy Spirit.
  2. The branch of philosophy or science that deals with the nature of the soul or spirit.
    • Some modern thinkers blend pneumatology with psychology to study consciousness.
    • The book covers pneumatology as part of a larger discussion on the mind-body problem.
    • Ancient Greek philosophers contributed to pneumatology by debating the substance of the soul.
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