Volume I – Cristología

The author addresses the doctrine of Christology, understanding it to be one of the Church's important doctrines. In this context, Christology is a fundamental branch of Christian theology that focuses on the study of the person and work of Jesus Christ. Its importance rests on several key aspects. The author highlights the Identity of Jesus, which seeks to understand who Jesus is. This includes his divine and human nature, his relationship with God the Father, and how these identities come together in a single person. Christological doctrines help to clarify the Christian faith and to answer essential questions about the identity of Jesus. Likewise, transcendent themes such as Redemption and Salvation, Trinitarian Theology, Christian Life and Ethics, Unity and Orthodoxy; in this regard the author points out that throughout history, differing Christological interpretations have been a cause of controversy and division. It is clearly set out how Christology has been crucial to maintaining unity and orthodoxy within the Christian Church. In the historical sphere, the historic Councils, such as those of Nicaea and Chalcedon, focused on resolving Christological disputes in order to establish a common faith. As we have mentioned, in this work the author addresses the doctrine of Christology in a systematic, rigorous and contextual way, starting from the author's conviction that it constitutes one of the fundamental doctrines of the Christian faith and, consequently, an indispensable area for understanding the identity, message, mission and hope of the Church. In this context, Christology is a central branch of Christian theology devoted to the study of the person and work of Jesus Christ. Its importance lies not only in establishing certain doctrinal formulations about Jesus, but in answering one of the fundamental questions that runs through the whole of Christian witness: who is Jesus Christ, and what meaning do his person and his work hold for God, humanity, the Church and history? The author develops this research from a perspective that seeks to integrate biblical theology, systematic theology, the history of doctrine, hermeneutics, missiology and contextual reflection. This methodology makes it possible…