Claim. God’s standard for creating man and woman was not their faces or minds but their sexual organs — the body was built outward from the organ of love, so that all elements of the human person converge there.
Elaboration. §2.2 makes the design-order claim explicit. “What was God’s standard in creating human beings? If one were to ask what the standard for creating the man was, would it be right to say, ‘God created him based upon his face’?… You need to understand the fact that He created them based on the sexual organs. The man is the way he is today in correspondence to his genitals, and the woman is the way she is in correspondence to her genitals. I was the first to make this statement” (2.2. The organs with which to complete God’s purpose of creation, 193-145, 1989.10.3). The anatomical claim follows: “God based His work of creation on the male and female organs, which are incorporated and connected to all elements… The genitals are the roots. The root of a human being is not the head; our roots lie at the genitals” (ibid, 194-139, 1989.10.17). The implication is theological-anatomical: a doctrine of personhood that places the root not in cognition or volition but in the relational-reproductive organ.
See also. csg-sexual-organs-as-original-palace-of-love-life-lineage