The Christian word constitutes a revelation of God, aimed at contributing to the transformation of the world by following the example of Christ and proclaiming the Kingdom of God.

The texts of the book represent the author's efforts in this direction. Covering a wide range of topics and traversing the Christian tradition from the past of the Bible and the great Fathers to the modern era, the texts show that one first understands the "ontological" content of the truths of the Christian faith and then grasps the characteristics of the world to which one belongs and perceives the way to engage with it.

And the twelve texts provide responses to the challenges of the times and take into account human creations such as philosophy and the formulation of theological ideas with the aim of being used in articulating a word that continues the tradition of the Church.

For this particular edition, the response of the Church's word to the expectations and needs of people does not presuppose a "face-to-face" meeting that must take place. This meeting has always occurred, from the moment of Creation, inherent in the "interior" of theology and starting from God Himself and the way God views the world and desires that people act within it.