Anatomía del cristianismo

Despite the family air, Christianity is not one religion among others. It is closer to atheism than to a religion to use (and perhaps for that very reason, it is the strongest response to the nihilist challenge). In fact, we could consider modern atheism as a bastard child of faith that proclaims a God forsaken as the Son of God. Well, this is very close to saying that there is no God. The proclamation of the death of God was Christian rather than Nietzschean. And it is that the God who reveals himself on the cross is a God whose will was to be nobody without the absurd faith of man. Hence, the God who reveals himself on Golgotha does not end up fitting in with religious prejudice, the one that sustains, precisely, that God is independent of man's faith. As Bonhoeffer wrote, "a God who exists does not exist as God." Faced with today's oceanic spiritualities, Christianity affirms that God has no other entity than the body of a crucified in his name. Hence the question is in what sense we can still take seriously what the believer expects of God.