Iată-mă, Doamne!
Here I am, My Lord!

Summary/Abstract: This text presents a point of view on the relation between Nicolae Steinhardt and the divine nature of Christ. On his road full of stumbles, tortures, nightmares, doubt and skepticism, Nicolae Steinhardt wanted to have Christ at his side. He wanted Him as a companion to his conscience and spirit, his acts and faith. With Christ at his side, not with His transcendence, not with His holy all eternity, but with the real man – familiar, living among us, the God of human underground. In the subtle pages of theological exegesis, Christ is not that much of a builder as he is a mediator between the building and the eternity, called, at the frightening judgment, as a witness of human tragedy and suffering and of the absurd forming of time. In the admirable sermons of the monach from Rohia, the Son of God is contemporary with us through the joy of spiritual, historical, and cultural fruits

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