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* [[Agape]] - love which seeks the highest good of others, not just friends, family or brothers, but including enemies.<ref>Matthew 5:44</ref> This is considered by all major world religions to be the highest kind of love, although [[Buddhism]] would regard it as [[compassion]]. ''Agape'' is most often used to speak of God's love and in the days of biblical times it described love in its most profound and pure form. Apostle Paul chose the word ''agape'' for his description of love in 1.Corinthians 13.<ref name="RealLove"/>

* [[Agape]] - love which seeks the highest good of others, not just friends, family or brothers, but including enemies.<ref>Matthew 5:44</ref> This is considered by all major world religions to be the highest kind of love, although [[Buddhism]] would regard it as [[compassion]]. ''Agape'' is most often used to speak of God's love and in the days of biblical times it described love in its most profound and pure form. Apostle Paul chose the word ''agape'' for his description of love in 1.Corinthians 13.<ref name="RealLove"/>

The fifth form of love is called [[Narcissism]], or self love. This word comes from the [[Greek myth]] of [[Narcissus]], who fell in love with his own reflection. Although [[Freud]] considered that everybody has some degree of narcissism, and that this is present in us from birth,<ref>Freud, Sigmund, On Narcissism: An Introduction, 1914</ref> if taken to extremes narcissism can be considered a [[personality disorder]].

The fifth form of love is called [[Narcissism]], or self-love. This word comes from the [[Greek myth]] of [[Narcissus]], who fell in love with his own reflection. Although [[Freud]] considered that everybody has some degree of narcissism, and that this is present in us from birth,<ref>Freud, Sigmund, On Narcissism: An Introduction, 1914</ref> if taken to extremes narcissism can be considered a [[personality disorder]].

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