Saturday, June 10, 2006

Round 1: Group Photius

See Rules and Instructions.

Ebehard Jüngel vs. John Hick

Rosemary Radford Ruether vs. Joseph Ratzinger

23 comments:

  1. Hick

    RRR

    Not because I necesserily agree with Hick but someone has to make the inclusivist case. And Ratzinger may be great theologian, (among other things), but his attitude against his old friend Rahner gives Radford Ruether the point.

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  2. Juengel

    Ratzinger

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  3. John Hick. Not that I agree with him, but at least it's possible to understand what he writes.

    Ratzinger.

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  4. Juengel

    Ratzinger

    Hick? Please. Those who don't understand Juengel haven't given him a chance.

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  5. Jungel

    Ruether

    I may go to a pontifical school, but I here is where you find out I'm not a Roman.

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  6. Jungel

    Ratzinger

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  7. Jüngel

    Ratzinger

    I don't feel I know enough about Ruether to be decisive on the second one, but Ratzinger's influence is well-established, not least through his treatment of the South American liberation theologians. Guess this raises an important criteriological issue: am I voting for my favourite, or for most influential? On this game, I'm just going for influence.

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  8. Jungel

    Ratzinger cum Benedict XVI

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  9. Juengel

    Ratzinger--this isn't even close

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  10. Jungel

    Ratzinger

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  11. Jungel.

    Ratzinger.

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  12. Half way through the game the standings are:

    12 - 5 to Jüngel

    and

    4 - 13 to Ratzinger

    Keep voting

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  13. Jungel

    Ratzinger

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  14. Obviously, Jüngel and Ratzinger...

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  15. Jüngel

    Ratzinger

    Easy.

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  16. Final Results:

    19 - 5 to Jüngel

    5 - 19 to Ratzinger

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