The Immanent Person of the Holy Spirit from Anselm to Lombard

Exploring the role of the Holy Spirit in the twelfth century, this study highlights the lack of comprehensive research on the topic and its relevance to both historical thought and contemporary pneumatology debates. It examines the vibrant discussions that emerged with scholasticism, contrasting traditional Christian study approaches. The work delves into the scriptural and patristic foundations of western conceptions of the Spirit, revealing how these ideas were rigorously examined through reason and scholarly discourse.