Letters of Fights

A reflection, made literature, that exposes the cultural and religious conflicts of the Church in the twentieth century and transports us through scenarios that cover the Civil War, Franco and the Second Vatican Council to the Chile of Salvador Allende.
 
Josep M. Quintana proposes in this book an intellectual debate between two brothers with divergent eyes and personality. One is a measured intellectual and faithful to orthodoxy, but one who does not shy away from dialogue. Passion and enthusiasm define, on the other hand, the other brother, of more radical ideas and a strong advocate of liberation theology. Through the letters they exchange, the author makes the novel a ship that allows the reader to navigate through history and religious controversies.

A story of great power and precision narratives. A book of ideas. Josep M. Quintana offers a great novel, a monument to historical and ecclesiastical scholarship.