Difference between revisions of "Agape"
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| + | One of at least three Greek words translated into English as “love” (the other two are “[[philos]]” and “[[eros]]”). Agape is usually understood as a spiritual form of love in contrast to [[philos]] which is a brotherly sort of love and [[eros]] which is erotic or sexual love. | ||
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Template:Stub One of at least three Greek words translated into English as “love” (the other two are “philos” and “eros”). Agape is usually understood as a spiritual form of love in contrast to philos which is a brotherly sort of love and eros which is erotic or sexual love.