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Divinity itself?
Boys?
Chocolate?
All of the above.
I feel loved by my partner.I never get the chocolate, or boys I suppose as stimulating. Now sex, but that different from love. Did you every really feel "loved"?
Only in my dreams.
Movies, there's is always that perfect loving character.
Perfect love is a fiction? Maybe a few find it. If not there is always God.
Love+Respect is more divine than love on its own.what is more divine than love?
unconditional love has respect to all. it is not a respecter of persons but a respecter of allLove+Respect is more divine than love on its own.
Yes, Love+Respect of Persons is more divine than love, even unconditional love, on its own.unconditional love has respect to all. it is not a respecter of persons but a respecter of all
no, unconditional love doesn't disrespect. its understood that all are treated equal. You only have disrespect where conditional love existsYes, Love+Respect of Persons is more divine than love, even unconditional love, on its own.
Unconditional love without respect of persons is what? A stalker? An abusive spouse?
Unconditional love doesn't disrespect? In that case respect is superior to love.no, unconditional love doesn't disrespect. its understood that all are treated equal. You only have disrespect where conditional love exists
no. it doesn't. unconditional love, loves everything and responds to everything in kind. one part is not more/less apart of self.Unconditional love doesn't disrespect?
no, respect arises from unconditional love. unconditional love doesn't arise from respect.In that case respect is superior to love.
Of course. You're right. Well said. When I said respect was superior, I was responding to what you said that "unconditional love does not disrespect".no, respect arises from unconditional love. unconditional love doesn't arise from respect.
but you don't understand that you're pointing only one attribute of what unconditional love does. love + merciful et al.Of course. You're right. Well said. When I said respect was superior, I was responding to what you said that "unconditional love does not disrespect".
Please understand, I agree with you here, and it supports what I previously said.
If respect arises from love, then the two are distinct. If they are distinct, then their combined divinity is more than each on its own. Therefore, Love+Respect is more divine than love on its own.
Unconditional love doesn't cease. That's why respect is needed. Sometimes enough is enough, everything in moderation.but you don't understand that you're pointing only one attribute of what unconditional love does. love + merciful et al.
what is more divine than love?
Love = hormones being injected into your brain that makes you feel funny...