CPTJ Archive | Volume 13.1 – Essays on a Theology of the Spirit
Title
Cultivating the Unity of the Spirit: A Pneumatological Case for Triage
Paul J. Morrison
Abstract
This essay argues that the task of theological triage is a work of the Holy Spirit and that the church is called to foster its unity by keeping to that task. The essay does not seek to make a distinct contribution to triage’s traditional categories; it will employ the basic descriptions of primary, secondary, and tertiary doctrines. Instead, it will aim to capture the essential truths of the argument for triage, make claims informed by those truths which need not be adopted universally, and offer practical applications which will hopefully bear fruit in any given ecclesial context.
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Paul J. Morrison (PhD, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) is the Provost of Emmaus Theological Seminary in Cleveland, OH, and the Theologian in Residence at City Church in Cleveland Heights, OH. He is a Senior Fellow of the Center for Pastor Theologians.
