This experience was complimented by the study of philosophy and mysticism. Plato, in 'The Symposium,' when he tells how man is freed from opinions, says that everything begins with the encounter with the beauty of the body, and afterwards, one can proceed until he reaches God. This primordial experience of the body is the basis of European culture. The history of love and the great work of God take place in the body. Given that the sexual revolution has failed in many respects, the professor proposes that the Church lead a new revolution.
Sexual differences create a space for total trust between one person and another.
Those who are afraid to give themselves totally to others fear sexuality, and thus abuse it, deforming it to themselves. The objective of the John Paul II Institute is precisely to study the miracle of sexual difference. If we don't live the sexual differences correctly that distinguish man and woman and call them to unite, we will not be capable of understanding the difference that distinguishes man and God, and constitutes a primordial call to union.