La Nueva Profecía: una teología en lengua materna

In this article I propose a rapid review of the history of New Prophecy (or montanism) and I reflect upon the understanding of the divine that it had. This understanding has been bequeathed to us with the mark of the feminine, given that many of the few oracles of this Christian movement at the beginnings of our era are of women. I think that feminine experience, freedom and authority were latent and present realities at its core. In order to make the presence of feminine symbolic within it explicit, I cover the study of some of the oracles of the New Prophecy, focusing especially on the relationship between prophecy, the body and the maternal tongue. This leads me to believe that the experience that took place is closely linked to theology in the maternal tongue. However, very quickly this movement ended in conflict due to the process of homogenisation of the very varied Christianity that existed then, and was because of it labelled as heretical.