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the two places in the New Testament where the word "astorgos" is found, Romans 1:31 "άστόργους" and 2 Timothy 3:3 "άστόργοι"
Romans 12:10 KJV: ''Be'' kindly affectioned one to another with '''brotherly love''' [φιλόστοργοι], in honour preferring one another.
Romans 12:10 KJV: ''Be'' kindly affectioned one to another with '''brotherly love''' [φιλόστοργοι], in honour preferring one another.
'''Astorgos''', the opposite of storge, (Greek '''''a''''' "not/no" + '''''storgos'''''), is used twice in the New Testament: KJV "without natural affection" Romans 1:31 '''άστόργους''' (RSVCE "heartless") and KJV "without natural affection" 2 Timothy 3:3 '''άστόργοι''' (RSVCE "inhuman").
In descending order of excellence the four loves are:<br>
In descending order of excellence the four loves are:<br>
'''Phileo:''' Love between friends<br>
'''Phileo:''' Love between friends<br>
'''Eros:''' The sense of being in love; romantic love; also the love of pleasant things that provide sensual enjoyment
'''Eros:''' The sense of being in love; romantic love; also the love of pleasant things that provide sensual enjoyment
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