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The word you're looking for is pneumatology, the study of the Holy Spirit. Pneumatology and (the somewhat archaic) pneumology share the same Greek root 'pneum', meaning breath or wind; the first usage is metaphorical (Spirit as the breath of life) while the second is literal (the medical study of the pulmonary organs). Confusing, yes...
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There are some things all graduate programs in philosophy in the US/UK are looking for:
Strong analytic skills
Basic familiarity with logic
Good writing in English
Good grades in classes (especially classes that show reasoning skills)
Strong writing sample (demonstrates 1 and 2)
Where things will differ,
For history oriented programs, you're definitely ...
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