Divinidad de las disidencias, teología y diversidad sexogenérica: Aportes desde una perspectiva cuir latinoamericana

Abstract

This article critically examines the notion Divinity of dissidence within the framework of contemporary Christian theology, based on a dialogue between queer/cuir theology and Latin American liberation theology. Far from understanding this notion as an affirmation of identity or as an immediate ontological category, it is proposed as a critical and pneumatological hermeneutical category, aimed at highlighting the normative limits of classical theological anthropology. Through a situated theological hermeneutics, the work analyzes the potential of this category to reconfigure certain central questions of systematic theology, while pointing out the risks of essentializing and absolutizing the dissident experience. The article concludes that the Divinity of dissidence can operate as a fruitful interpretive key for thinking about God's action in contexts of exclusion.