"La esperanza como certeza de sentido: Un análisis teológico integral de la frase de Václav Havel"

This article addresses the concept of hope from a comprehensive theological perspective, starting from the phrase that defines it as the certainty that something has meaning, regardless of the outcome. In a contemporary context marked by nihilism, hopelessness, and uncertainty, the problem of how to recover a vision of hope that transcends temporal circumstances and provides meaning to human existence is posed.The main objective of the article is to connect theological reflection with human experience, showing how Christian hope can guide life even in the midst of suffering and uncertainty, by grounding itself in God's sovereignty and eternal purpose.The methodology used includes an exegetical, hermeneutical, ontological, epistemological, and eschatological analysis, which allows for a deep and multidimensional understanding of the concept of hope. Among the most relevant results, it is highlighted that hope is not naive optimism, but a transformative certainty that gives meaning to life and strengthens resilience in the face of adversity.In conclusion, Christian hope emerges as a transcendent and practical force that inspires action, commitment, and trust, offering a significant alternative to the existential crises of our time.