Holy Spirit

Also known as Spirit of God, Holy Hosta

conception of God, or an attribute thereof, in various religions

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The Holy Spirit is understood in many religions as either a manifestation of God or a divine attribute—a spiritual presence believed to work in people's lives and the world. It matters to believers because they see it as the means through which God communicates, guides, and transforms individuals and communities according to their faith traditions.

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Part of: Holy Trinity
Image: Rom, Vatikan, Basilika St. Peter, Die Taube des Heiligen Geistes (Cathedra Petri, Bernini).jpg

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Commons category: Holy Spirit
topic's main category: Category:Holy Spirit
studied by: pneumatology
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
partially coincident with: Holy Spirit in Islam
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