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#Post#: 15103--------------------------------------------------
How should we Love?
DIR By: guest24
Date: July 14, 2020, 8:04 am
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There is a lot of talk about how to Love others, we are to Love
others the way we Love ourselves. Luke 10:27 but few of us
understand how we love ourselves, especially those that don't
like themselves much.
So let's look at John 13:34...“A new command I give you: Love
one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.
WE are here told to Love others the way Christ Loved us...so
what then does that tell us about how we Love ourselves? What
are some specifics on how to Love?
#Post#: 15113--------------------------------------------------
Re: How should we Love?
DIR By: guest116
Date: July 14, 2020, 10:11 pm
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Before Jesus gave us his commandment to love one another as he
loved himself, there were Socrates and Plato setting the stag to
love openly in all its forms. They looked love from the view of
eros all the way to what they considered the highest form of
love - platonic love. Part of there discussion was the love of
"logos".
Then Jesus of Nazareth came into the world and he preached a
whole new level of love.
So when I put it all together we have in my philosophical view,
been given a truly wonderful gift, philosophy of how to love
other, which we ignored. Then the Christ told us how to love
others, which most ignore.
So in my long-winded answer. We have to love ourselves as we
want others to love us and how we know God loves us. To do
anything less is then not to spread the love of God.
Just my humble opinion.
#Post#: 15122--------------------------------------------------
Re: How should we Love?
DIR By: guest24
Date: July 15, 2020, 7:26 am
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--- Quote from: Chaplain Mark Schmidt link ---
>
> Before Jesus gave us his commandment to love one another as he
loved himself, there were Socrates and Plato setting the stag to
love openly in all its forms. They looked love from the view of
eros all the way to what they considered the highest form of
love - platonic love. Part of there discussion was the love of
"logos".
>
> Then Jesus of Nazareth came into the world and he preached a
whole new level of love.
>
> So when I put it all together we have in my philosophical
view, been given a truly wonderful gift, philosophy of how to
love other, which we ignored. Then the Christ told us how to
love others, which most ignore.
>
> So in my long-winded answer. We have to love ourselves as we
want others to love us and how we know God loves us. To do
anything less is then not to spread the love of God.
>
> Just my humble opinion.
>
--- End Quote ---
No offense to you but sometimes I get tired of asking questions
no one wants to think about enough to discuss. To that point,
last night my husband and I touched on this topic...we came up
with we are to Love ourselves with humility...iow's we are to
not only be humble but as in the words of C S Lewis, not think
less of ourselves but think of ourselves less. Likewise, we are
to Love ourselves with a lavished Love. This is an interesting
one in that we are primarily talking about spiritual lavishness,
as in study of scripture, prayer, etc. But that does NOT mean
we ignore the physical just that the spiritual is the focus and
all too often we ignore lavishing ourselves spiritually in
exchange for helping or "loving" others.
Hopefully we will get time to talk about more. Thanks for your
imput.
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Re: How should we Love?
DIR By: patrick jane
Date: October 2, 2020, 12:01 pm
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;D
#Post#: 30341--------------------------------------------------
Re: How should we Love?
DIR By: patrick jane
Date: May 27, 2021, 5:17 pm
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> ;D
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