Raising Children In God's Will (135) Chapter 2. Children's Love and Parents' Love Section 4. Love of Parents
8) The Force of the Love of Parents - 3
If so, where this love came from would be the problem. Isn't that so? Mother and Father are a man and a woman, and under their love in an object relationship sons and daughters were born.
Centering on those sons and daughters, the relationship between parents and children is formed. If this love is stronger than the love between a husband and wife, then we must affirm the dialectical logic. We must affirm the theory of evolution.
Children are born when the love of a man and a woman comes together, but if that result has a stronger power would that be the subject? Which is the subject?
If the children have stronger love, would the parents be pulled towards them, or if not, will the parents pull the children from a subject position?
When we look at it, if it consists only of love between a man and a woman, that cannot be. There cannot exist a more strong and principled love. (48-153)
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