Feminism as a political and cultural movement of emancipation and women freedom emerges as a place of new inculturation. The salvific experience, when interpreted on cultural perspective, evokes changes in all dimension of faith practice and language. As an expression of this inculturation the feminist theology not only criticizes the past and of the patriarchal church. It also cooperates to recover the source of full life of Christian tradition influencing on the development of a new historical configuration of christianism. The wisdom set forth by the biblical message from a feminist perspective, suggests theological concepts that promote a Christian life that is centered on relationships that are bases on mutual respect and equality. This message becomes a way to communicate religious and theological new language. It inspires feminine images of God that represent the counterpart of the male images of God, but that are based on the experience of the women. This new linguistic paradigm becomes a historic mediation to increase the understanding of God`s salvifc experience that causes and confirms ways of complete humanization of men and women and of a more equalitarian world. In this present religious context where church hierarchy is centered on a male hierarchy, the inculturation process on the feminism context cooperates to expand the experience of faith within the church and generates Christian communities that are including as they present Christ to the world.