The Four Kinds of Love
Nowadays, there are many meanings to the word ¡°Love¡±, and we use the word ¡°Love¡± to express our emotion. We say ¡°I love my car¡±, or ¡°I love pizza¡±, and we may also use the phrase to people such as ¡°I love you.¡± We can say that we love about anything and everything. In English, we have one word for love; that word is just ¡°love¡±. We are all easily confused of what love is by watching the movies and dramas or reading romance novels. They all speak of ¡°love¡±. The more frequently we use the word ¡°love¡±, the more the true meaning of love is dim. Something is insufficient in the definition of the word ¡°Love¡±. In Greek, different words are used to describe different types of love: Phileo, Storge, Eros, and Agape. Phileo is used to describe friendship. Storge is familial love, for example, between parents and child. Eros describes sensual love which is stimulated by our sense. Agape describes pure love that is sacrificial and unconditional. I will attempt to describe the four loves given by the Greek Philosophers. First, Phileo is a friendship type of love. It has its root in the social need of every human being. We are created to live in society, and we must live with others around us to survive. This love can easil
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Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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