This article is constituted as an analysis of the last work of Michel Henry, Paroles du Christ. The aim is to show the way in which Henry articulates a phenomenological description of Christianism from his conception of a dou- ble truth, that of the world and that of immanence. The first occurs on the horizon of visibility and, according to Henry, opposes the real truth of life expressed by the Gospels through the same words of Christ. The deep analysis of these words, as opposed to the world and its legitimation system, would give account of the impossibility of reducing the Christian message to simple moral teaching. Michel Henry World Truth Gospel Christ
