Tabuyo, María2019-09-252019-09-252015-05-1519970210-1114http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/222101"No hablaba el poeta de Jesús, pero sus versos me traen a la memoria a tantas mujeres -y a tantos hombres- que se fueron encontrando con una fe vacía, cansadas de callar y hartas de palabras. Palabras gastadas, palabras opresoras, palabras que pesan como la losa de un sepulcro sobre seres que intuyen , tal vez sin comprender, que, en definitiva, estamos hechos todos para el amor, para la belleza, para la libertad" ["No poet spoke of Jesus, but his poems bring to mind so many women-and many men who were found with an empty faith, tired of silence and tired of words. words shabby, oppressive words, words that weigh as a slab grave on beings who sense, perhaps not understanding that, ultimately, we are made all for love, for beauty, for freedom"]spaWith permission of the license/copyright holderChristologyJesuswomentheologyCommunity ethicsSocial ethicsSexual orientation/genderBiblical TheologyDogmaticsJesus ChristArticle