Loving
Published on Nov 03, 2020
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Love is tied to justice because if you love someone you can not be unjust to them, and love is tied to everyone and the love you feel for one person is the love you feel for all.
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Love is not just a feeling but a attitude or a decision.
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Love is where people not only want to take care of each other but where people work for justice for those who need it.
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Love is respecting a person and their dignity. If you don't honor someone and their dignity there is no love between those people.
I would define love as care for other humans and their wellbeing, no matter their background, thoughts, actions, and religion, because God loves them as much as he loves us, and we should follow that by helping to care for them.
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Love is not an obligation, but a commandment. We ought to love everyone and care for them like we would our family.
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Love is the need to treat others right and justly while also keeping in mind your love of God.
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Love: A feeling to others and to God; And be found everywhere and can be found in anyone.
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Love could be defined as having love for
neighbors and fighting for justice for others.
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Love is something that brings us together with God, and to connect us all.
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We can only love others when we live for and with others, as well as for God. We must also believe that social justice is one of the basic principles of love.
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For what and whom else would you like to pray today?
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