Which of the following is a key difference between the Pauline and Johannine understandings of 'the world' (kosmos)?

A Paul views 'the world' primarily as a geographical location, while John sees it as a system of values opposed to God. B John sees 'the world' as redeemable through Christ, while Paul emphasizes its inherent corruption. C Paul uses 'the world' to refer exclusively to the Jewish people, while John uses it to refer to all of humanity. D John sees 'the world' as neutral, simply the place where humanity exists, while Paul views it as actively hostile to God.