The spirit's primary functions—intuition, communion, and
Chapter 4 Summary : AN ANALYSIS OF THE SPIRIT
Summary of Chapter 4: An Analysis of the Spirit
1. Intuition To truly understand spiritual life, one must analyze the spirit and its functions. The spirit consists of three primary functions: intuition, communion, and conscience. Intuition, as a function of the spirit, allows a believer to sense God's will directly, without the influence of reasoning or external factors. This intuitive sense is how the Holy Spirit communicates with the believer.
2. The Functions of the Spirit The spirit's primary functions—intuition, communion, and conscience—are intertwined. Intuition directly conveys God's thoughts, communion allows believers to worship and interact with God, and conscience acts as a moral compass,
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