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''The meaning of the Holy Spirit and the discernment of the divine presence in the world have always generated lively debate. With the emergence of theologies from diverse cultural contexts, particularly in Asia, this age-old debate has assumed an even broader character. From her own experience of diverse ecclesial and cultural contexts, Kirsteen Kim is well-versed in the many facets of this conversation. In this book, Kim shows how perspectives formed by gender, access to power, theology, social location, and culture offer new and rich insights into ancient questions.''