El Dios de Deleuze

This article explores the notion of the divine in Gilles Deleuze through a hermeneutic and critical methodology. It examines how the philosopher dissociates God from traditional theological conceptions and rethinks the divine in terms of immanence. God appears not as a transcendent being but as a field of forces and powers enabling multiple interactions and becomings. Knowing God entails understanding multiplicity without establishing hierarchies. Finally, the article analyzes the consequences of a life detached from this understanding of the divine, characterized by fixed structures, personal and social immobility, as well as by the denial of creativity and difference.