The revelation of God occurs through a historical-cultural mediation through which the human being experiences the encounter with the God- Mystery. Therefore, all theology is linked intimately to an anthropology. In the case of the Christian faith, this is even more true because, according to the New Testament, the fullness of God s revelation comes to us through Jesus, God Himself who became fl esh, the God-Emanuel. Therefore Christology and anthropology relate to each other in living and incarnation of the Christian faith as well as in the practical theology that arises out of it. The Christological criterion, read in the biblical perspective of the Trinitarian kenosis, reveals itself, also central to understanding the mission of the faith community to announce and promote peace. We affi rm the divine kenosis as a model for the understanding of human and deployment and peacekeeping in the world through refl ection and theological practice and experience of the church. From the example of Christ himself, we seek to think Christian theology so that it also becomes servant, inclusive in his approach, a friend of sinners, promoting gender equality, defender of the poor and excluded, God-seeking , prophetic and herald of peace.