In the grip of grace

If we should not underwrite our marriage contract with eros (as it seems the contract is largely designed to protect the marriage from eros)...

We have established that marriage vows are underwritten by a tangible 'something'. We have noted that the vows are necessary to pro...

As our exploration of love leads us closer to understanding it as a kind of union, let us now turn to marital love. We have seen that romant...

I have struggled to continue with this topic of romantic love for over a week now. I think I am struggling with whether eros can be consider...

Interesting excerpt from Ben Witherington's blog : “The love of God is greater far than tongue or pen can tell; it goes beyond the highe...

Having explored the similarities and differences of neighbour and friendship love, as well as how they inform and shape our understanding of...

So far I have been understanding love as the perception of value in another person and everything that flows in our response to that value. ...

Having looked at neighbour love and friend love can we find something common between the two, and can we eliminate what is peculiar to each,...

Was reading a book review in amazon.com and found this interesting snippet, which I plan to explore down the track: My own view on love is t...

Having looked at neighbour love, what is different between this and friendship love (which some might define as philia)? Carol Simon has ide...