The Market and Technoscience represent a deep horizon, within which the ambit of human experience is unveiled. Technoscience has become the human horizon of understanding with respect to the world and the individual person. Not only are our lifestyles and ways of working and living conditioned by technology but, also, at a deeper level, our identity is defined by this technological difference. We, too, are victims of a phenomenon described as Market Absolutism , characterized by the commodification of life. The Market continues to imose itself as the only scene in the plot of our present civilization. Our vital streams, values, and cultural and religious symbols become commodities of consumption and disposal. Therefore, how do we elaborate a discourse around Creation, responsibly drawing in the prevailing challenges of this context, that can be understood as genuinely Christian and still relevant at the beginning of the twenty-first century.