DIOS VIVO, EL

We live in an age of technological saturation where silence seems a lost luxury. In these pages, Las González Gómez proposes a break from the monotony of rigid structures to recover the notion of the "living God." Through an analysis that links the great Spanish mystics with the phenomenology of Jean-Luc Marion and decolonial thought, the book proposes a realism that seeks social justice. The work defines the "living God" as a presence that transcends the concept and demands a relational anthropology. An essential read for understanding transcendence in the 21st century. We are faced with a work that places mysticism at the center of political and social resistance. The author analyzes the "inversion of intentionality" the moment when the subject renounces possessing reality and opens themselves to the gift of Mystery. Far from an escape from the world, this work advocates a mysticism of the flesh and corporeality that integrates contemporary phenomenology with contemporary Latin American critical thought. The living God offers a practical and performative knowledge that transforms subjectivity. The reader will find keys to recognizing the imprint of the sacred in everyday history, transforming faith into a real commitment to justice and otherness. It is a proposal for those seeking an incarnate spirituality, capable of responding to the challenges of the current collapse of civilization.