Claim. What fundamentally distinguishes man from woman is not eyes, hands, or mind but the sexual organs — and these organs are the ancestors of the creation, prior even to the categories “man” and “woman.”
Elaboration. §1.2 makes a bold ontological claim about the sexual organs: “The male and female sexual organs are the ancestors of the creation. This has not been known until now. The sexual organs are the progenitors of the creation of humankind. The first ancestors are the sexual organs. From them emerged man and woman” (1.2. The sexual organs perfect man and woman, 272-171, 1995.10.1). SMM grounds the claim biologically: “The sexual organs are decided before the emergence of man and woman… It is determined at that moment when the sperm meets the ovum” (ibid, 197-51, 1990.1.7). The implication reframes a body-part as a metaphysical category: gender is not added to a generic human and embellished with reproductive equipment; rather, the love-mechanism precedes and constitutes gender. SMM concludes that “the perfection of man and woman is through their sexual organs” (ibid, 247-203, 1993.5.9) — perfection is not psychological self-realization but mutual completion in love.
See also. csg-pair-system-governs-all-existence