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What side do you think has it right? (I didn’t put Rahner in a separate category because he is essentially with the neoscholastics; IMO he just modifies the traditional neoscholastic view.)
Also, where does St. JPII fit in? I know he liked de Lubac and helped found Communio in Poland, but some of his statements are indicative of neoscholastic views on this issue, even if slightly modified in expression.
Also, where does St. JPII fit in? I know he liked de Lubac and helped found Communio in Poland, but some of his statements are indicative of neoscholastic views on this issue, even if slightly modified in expression.