Amor, sexualidad y familia (Edición revisada)

In the face of the contemporary fragmentation of human experience, this book recovers a holistic view of the person, their sexuality, and their capacity for love. It is not a manual of outdated rules, but a lucid look that connects nature and freedom, body and spirit, individual and community. With intellectual rigor and clarity of exposition, these pages analyze decisive issues: the difference between sexual impulse and committed love, the value of the body as an expression of the whole person, the complementarity between men and women, and the challenges posed by new ideologies to the institution of the family. The author also examines contemporary family dynamics: the irreplaceable role of fathers and mothers, the contribution of grandparents, the education of children in a digital environment, and the social responsibility of the family as the first school of humanity. This analysis, grounded in anthropology and enriched by Christian reflection, offers tools to face the current confusion about love and sexuality with freedom of thought and ethical depth.