David C. Schindler, a prominent Professor of metaphysics and anthropology, dives into the metaphysics and theology of gift inspired by John Paul II’s writings. He passionately discusses the 'law of the gift,' emphasizing self-gift in relationships and its transformative power, especially in marriage. Schindler unpacks John Paul II’s legacy, the complexities of personhood, and the interplay of will and desire in shaping human identity. With humor and insight, he challenges misconceptions in philosophy, exploring love as a permanent gift in our lives.
