El evangelio de una mujer : Una lectura de Marcos

A few decades after Christ's death, a work emerged that would mark a milestone and become the first Gospel: the Gospel of Mark. This beginning was a far-reaching literary gesture that inspired the other evangelists. Written some forty years after the events it recounts, it presents itself as a selective biography, a dramatic account of the Risen Lord's commitment. Historical research suggests that its authorship may have belonged to a learned woman, connected to Pauline circles of the first century, whose authority is evident in the traces she left behind. François Vouga and Carmen Burkhalter bring this woman to life. In this historically rigorous and spiritually stimulating book, she speaks for herself: she narrates the literary construction of her work and her encounter with the Word of Jesus, revealing the reasons for her choices and the depth of her aspirations.