True Parents Legacy

What did God most long to see when He created a man and a woman?In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon describes the love of man and woman as it was meant to be in the original creation — a love in which each is born for the other's sake, in which God Himself comes to dwell, and which is realized not by force or by ease but naturally, like a deep and acquired taste. From the harmony of the sexes to the rapture of true love, he traces why this union stands at the center of the universe.True Parents Legacyhttps://tplegacy.net/the-love-of-man-and-woman-in-the-original-creation/

If God is truly all-powerful, why has He never simply destroyed Satan?In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon takes up one of theology's hardest questions and gives an unexpected answer: that God, bound by the very principles of love He established, cannot strike His fallen archangel by force — and that Satan accuses God using God's own law. The way out, he teaches, is not power but love, and a person willing at last to accuse the accuser.⁠True Parents Legacy ArchiveThe Reason God Cannot Punish Satan

Why is it that even a president, with a nation at his command, still needs to go home?In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon describes the family as the training ground of the heart — the one place where the heart's joy is truly fulfilled, for a president and even for God. From the family to the school to the nation, he traces how the love cultivated at home becomes the affection we carry into the whole world.True Parents Legacy ArchiveThe Family is the Training Ground of the Heart

What would it mean to be born, not for yourself, but for another?In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon describes the ideal marriage: a husband and wife each born for the other's sake, living and dying for each other rather than themselves, and united not by money, power, or honor but by God's original love. He closes with a plain picture of true love — a purse held open, given without limit.True Parents Legacy ArchiveAn Ideal Conjugal Relationship

Why is it, exactly, that we call a childless person lonely?In this address, Reverend Sun Myung Moon reflects on filial love: how in loving our own children we come to feel how God loves us, why a true child repays the debt of parental love, and how the path of the filial child runs in one straight line to the patriot and the saint. What God wanted of His children, he says, was never wealth or power.Filial Love⁠⁠⁠⁠True Parents Legacy ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠