Johannine

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At Inhabitatio Dei, Halden takes up a reading of Balthsar which sees the Petrine mission in the Church as having priority over the Pauline, Johannine, and Marian traditions.

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  • At Inhabitatio Dei, Halden takes up a reading of Balthsar which sees the Petrine mission in the Church as having priority over the Pauline, Johannine, and Marian traditions. —  la nouvelle théologie
  • One could say that he is more Johannine, whereas I (following Barth and the Latin tradition) am more Pauline. —  The Fire and the Rose
  • I would say Bultmann is more Johannine, but he's definitely a more even mix. —  The Fire and the Rose
  • In sum, Benedict's portrait of Jesus is strongly Johannine: grounded in high-christological claims that Jesus was one with God, claiming a universalism that breaks the boundaries of Judaism, proclaiming a realized eschatology, and sketching a Jesus whose kingdom is not of this world and whose teaching contains minimal social ethics. ' —  Joseph S. O'Leary homepage
  • In its philosophical proemium; in the conspicuous absence of exorcistic miracles; in the self-assertive theosophy of the long and diffuse monologues, which are so utterly unlike the brief and pregnant utterances of Jesus recorded in the Synoptics; in the assertion that the crucifixion took place before the Passover, which involves the denial, by implication, of the truth of the Synoptic story--to mention only a few particulars--the "Johannine" Gospel presents a wide divergence from the other three IV. —  Collected Essays, Volume V Science and Christian Tradition: Essays
 

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  1. from Middle Latin Johannes, Late Latin Joannes, John (see John), + -ine.
 

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