EL HOMBRE REDIMIDO HOMENAJE A LOS 100 AÑOS DEL NACIMIENTO DE KARLRAHNER

Resumen

In the centenary of the birth of the german theologian K. Rahner we want to present a tribute to its anthropology from the perspective of the redemption. Due to the fact that God has communicated itself definitively and absolutely in this corporal reality, and that by means of Christ' s incamation, death and resurrection, the finite reality is not simply a secondary or accidental one, but the previous, unique and necessary condition of our redemption, then, the logic of redemption shows us that what God assumes does not disappear or diminishes when this reality is assumed by God; on the contrary, the assumed reality is taken to its total fullness and perfection when God decides to communicate itself and, thus, to assume this finite reality. The finite condition as it is opposed to the Other, led outside himself, finds in this othemess what constitutes the most proper reality of the own-self. Toe finite reality is not destined to the anything, neither to a progressive fading, because the experience of redemption reveals clearly that such an abyss between the finite and the infinite conditions <loes not exists.