Pentecostals have always been Jesus-centered in their theological piety, but are best recognized for their strong pneumatological emphasis in their theology and spirituality. While other traditions might accent the role of Father or Son in the Godhead, Pentecostals stress the presence and activity of the Holy Spirit in Christian life and practice. The Pentecostal majority view of God falls firmly within traditional Trinitarian orthodoxy, although a minority (Oneness Pentecostalism) rejects conventional Trinitarian articulation concerning the Godhead. Concerning …