Approximate vision of the formation of "being" from an ontological perspective of theology

Abstract

The study of being has been a central point in the continuous development of society, recognizing that it is the individual who, with their experiences, thoughts, and beliefs, shapes and interweaves the current world in which we live. This article approached the approximate vision of Being from the ontological perspective of theology. It starts from the philosophy and ontology of language as the main transformative elements of society; a society immersed in the complexity of the constant search for answers for its integral development in the reality we call life. The transrational, translogical, and transmental vision of the human being was investigated, which goes beyond the constant search for answers, but rather directs the being to feel complete in an integral way, thus focusing on the importance of the use of theology as a pertinent and effective tool in the formation of every individual.