Etymology of the English Word 'Ghost' and The Evolution of its Meaning

This chapter explores the historical evolution of the term 'ghost' in English, originally used to refer to spirits without a spooky connotation, and how it evolved to represent encountering a spirit. The hosts discuss the etymology of 'ghost' in various languages and how the word shifted from meaning anger or agitation to its modern concept. Additionally, they delve into theological reflections on the Holy Spirit and the concept of spirits in different forms.