Jesus has come to save man, and to show that he has a gaze upon man, more penetrating and more human than anyone else. In this regard, he is unbeatable. And when we read the Gospel in this perspective, we see that the Gospel is both the most philosophical and the most mystical. There is a gaze of Jesus upon man that remains human. You are a Christian, you are a philosopher, but you forbid yourself Christian philosophy.
Christian philosophy is still apologetic.
Cathedrals were not built to be museums, but rather to be the house where we pray, where we come to encounter God. Christian culture today is constantly diverted from its true end. I am first of all a Christian, i.e., a disciple of Christ, and I seek to love Him. If we begin to exclude a level of truth, it is no longer the search for truth. It is exclusiveness and very quickly we become partial, just the opposite of the search for truth.