What In The World Is God Doing?

The separation between the secular and the sacred in Western culture - along with the related inability of people to discern the presence and activity of God in the affairs of political, economic, social, and personal life - is the focal point of this theology of the Holy Spirit. In overcoming this destructive separation, Snook engages the reader in a constructive re-imagining of the Spirit in the forms of secular power. Drawing on Western culture's major metaphors for power, Snook argues for the universal presence of the Spirit in the exercise of power in ordinary human relationships.