Andres Contreras Opazo Boeken

Exploring the interplay between faith and society, this essay delves into the construction of a Christology that resonates with human subjectivities. It emphasizes the need for a theology rooted in critical thinking, addressing emotional, social, economic, and political dimensions of human existence. By analyzing societal realities, the work advocates for a holistic approach that aligns with Christian praxis, focusing on the practice of communal faith and its role in fostering a supportive and engaged community.

Focusing on the concept of neighbor, this essay explores its theological implications within a divided society. It analyzes the tensions surrounding this term through various human experiences and realities, aiming to construct a Christology that addresses the vulnerabilities and needs of individuals across different social classes. By examining the theological roots of the term in the Gospels, the work provides a social and contextual perspective on the significance of community and compassion in contemporary life.