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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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