| This proves a liability when Martin attempts to convey Francis's Christocentric approach to poverty, or his equally mystifying struggle to maintain bodily chastity. |
| Fourthly, the New Testament leaves us in no doubt that the gospel scheme, though Christocentric in execution, was Trinitarian in its parameters. |
| For this awesome millennial undertaking the Council projected a renewed Christocentric humanism or anthropology. |
| Both our theological tradition, and Western spirituality as well, tend to be shaped by this Christocentric orientation. |
| New Testament theology was bound to be to a large extent Christocentric, simply because it was concerned with trying to comprehend the new. |
| Barth's theology, as many know, is rigorously Christocentric. |
