Wednesday, September 22, 2010
The relationship between Luke and John's Gospels.
Jim highlights an intriguing and pithy article on the suggestion that Luke's gospel made use of a Johanine oral tradition and used it over and against the Markan tradition. Strong stuff. I once asked a Luke scholar about the relationship and she told me forthrightly that it was a Johanine scholar's problem, not hers. I thought at the time that was a little presumptious and I think this article shows rather nicely that the boot could well need to be on the other scholar's foot after all!
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