The eight different types of love, according to the ancient Greeks, are: So what is each type of love and what do they all ...

Agape love says I put my beloved first and will sacrifice all for the sake of my beloved. In all of literature, it’s used almost exclusively in the NT writings and occurs over 300 times in the text.

Agape love focuses on all: the ugly, the unpleasant, the mean and even my personal enemies. Agape is dependent upon the character and content of my soul, not on the attributes (or flaws) of others.

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There are all kinds of love in this world but never the same love twice,” F. Scott Fitzgerald used to say, understanding the kaleidoscopic nature of human emotion. Love, no matter what shape it’s in, ...

When the word agape was mentioned in the commercial, it was the first time I heard that word discussed without mentioning the love of God. I do agree with their definition.

By focusing on romantic love, we neglect other types of love which are more readily accessible and may be more fulfilling and less limiting.

Agape describes an unconditional, divine, selfless love. Jesus was a perfect example of this type of love.

The ancient Greeks had different words for different kinds of love — like Ludus (playful love), Pragma (long-standing love) and Agape (universal love). Sixteen hundred years ago, Augustine ...

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