The current political and international landscape remains tense and ungovernable, failing to address social needs and focusing instead on maintaining power. This climate, exacerbated by recent railway tragedies and territorial conflicts, forces a choice between resignation and renewed hope.

Throughout history, humanity has demonstrated its capacity for both «monster or saint». Rovira argues that true freedom is not the ability to do as one pleases, but the choice of «good» that leads to the vocation of «love».

The pursuit of immutable Truth has driven humanity since the Greek philosophers. The author asserts that questioning observable reality and considering religion as a response is a healthy and rational act, not an evasion, but an expression of this existential search.

The column concludes that Jesus Christ represents God's answer to human loneliness and fragility, providing a sense of meaning that transcends rational understanding, rejecting the notion that humanity is merely a genetic automatism or product of chance.