Lopez and Fuentes, Gregorio Gregorio Lopez y Fuentes's Una Carta a Dios. Madrid: Aguilar, 1970. This book was written by an anonymous priest from Spain around 1550. The letter itself is thought to be the work of Gregorio Lopez y Fuentes, but evidence such as style and content suggests it may have been written by another person. It is addressed to "God the Father" and begins with the phrase "Good Lord". The letter discusses topics such as prayer, heaven, hell, and faith. It also contains poetry and stories that explain religious concepts in easy-to-understand language. This made the job of the translator difficult as some of the poems had no clear meaning when read alone but became apparent when read in context with other poems. In conclusion, the writer asks God to protect Christians and says he hopes to meet him one day in heaven.