"Freedom in the Holy Spirit" from the Standpoint of Pentecostal Christianity; an Original Doctrine or an Evangelical Means?

Pentecostal Christianity is a Protestant sect created at the beginning of the twentieth century on the basis of believing in a direct personal experience of God through baptism with the Holy Spirit. Pentecostals believe that all the classes of society have the ability to receive the Holy Spirit. Therefore, from the perspective of the Pentecostals, freedom in the Holy Spirit is a doctrine that has led to the extreme flexibility of this movement in adopting evangelical and devotional strategies, receiving gifts and etc., but the Pentecostals’ selective viewpoint about this teaching and their innovations in this doctrine, along with serious criticisms leveled at the Bible over the principle of a direct personal experience of God through baptism with the Holy Spirit are among the criticisms directed at this doctrine. Therefore, this research aims to carry out an extensive study on this subject through a scientific investigation of this doctrine.