Answering God in times of atheism
The theological and spiritual proposal of José Cobo
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14422/ryf.vol284.i1454.y2021.004Keywords:
God, atheism, theology, Lévinas, modernity, transconfessionalAbstract
The article presents the theological and spiritual thought of José Cobo (focusing on Incapaces de Dios: contra la divinidad oceánica, Fragmenta, 2019). A reflection that opens the way by taking distance from three theological and pastoral lines: 1) the conservative one, which repeats some formulas of the tradition that have become incomprehensible to our contemporaries; 2) ethical reductionism, in which God can be limited to one motive among others to do good; 3) transconfessional reductionism, in which the essence of Christianity can be confused with the common background of religions.
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