oaroloye:
MISHIGAS!

THE ANCIENT GREEKS RECOGNIZED TWELVE TYPES OF LOVE: THE OYINBOS WHO TRANSLATED THE NEW TESTAMENT ONLY RECOGNIZED ONE.

Educate me please somebody. I only found 8

SHALOM!

budaatum:

Educate me please somebody. I only found 8

DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH, AND DO NOT TRUST THE OYINBO LIARS.

THE NEW TESTAMENT OF THE KING JAMES VERSION BIBLE is based on the Greek manuscripts used by the original Christians out of Antioch.[/sup]

. [b]ACTS 11:26.

26. And when he had found him,
he brought him unto Antioch.
And it came to pass
that a whole year
they assembled themselves
with the Church,
and taught much people.
And the Disciples
were called "Christians"
first in Antioch.

At the Senior Levels of Religion and Atheism are very able Bible Scholars, who know full well, that The New Testament translated ELEVEN DIFFERENT WORDS as "love."

None of these words is the one which Unbelievers and Christian Novices will associate with the term "love," namely: "EROS," meaning "ROMANTIC LOVE."

1. MATTHEW 5:44,46. Αγαπαω, agapao. "LOVE" in a social, moral sense.

2. MATTHEW 6:5. . MATTHEW 23:6. Αγαπη, agape. "LOVE" in the sense of affection, benevolence.

3. MATTHEW 24:12. Φιλεω, phileo. "LOVE" in the sense of "being a friend to-" "to be fond of a person or object."

4. MARK 12:38. Θελω, thelo. To determine (as an act), to delight in, desire, to be disposed toward.

5. 1^st THESSALONIANS 4:9; HEBREWS 13:1. Φιλαδελφια, philadelphia. Fond of brethren; fraternal love.

6. 1^st TIMOTHY 6:10. Φιλαργυρια; philaguria. "LOVE" in the sense of "the love of money."

7. TITUS 2:4. (Love Husband.) Φιλανδρος; philandros. "LOVE" in the sense of "fond of man;" "affectionate love as a wife."

8. TITUS 2:4. (Love Children.) Φιλοτεκνος; phileteknos. "LOVE" in the sense of "fond of children;" "maternal love."

9. TITUS 3:4. Φιλανθρωπια; philantropia. "LOVE" in the sense of "fondness of Mankind;" benevolence.

10. 1^st PETER 3:8. Φιλαφελφος; philadelphos. "LOVE" in the sense of "fond of brethren;" fraternal love.

11. REVELATION 3:19. Φιλεω; phileo. "LOVE" in the sense of "to be a friend to;" "to have affection for;" "personal feeling;" sentiment, duty, propriety, "kiss love."

THE SOURCE of these definitions is STRONG'S EXHAUSTIVE CONCORDANCE, by James Strong, which will be recognized as authoritative in any Institute of Higher Learning.

They are in the Bible then! I figured so, and think it is the lack of human comprehension that makes some people to not know this despite it being in there.