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These flashcards summarize key concepts of Christian love, particularly as described in the lecture notes.
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What are the two greatest commandments according to Jesus in the Gospel of Mark?
To love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength, and to love your neighbor as yourself.
Define Agape in the context of Christian love.
Agape is an altruistic love that demonstrates kindness and charity towards others, seeking their well-being.
Who provided a well-known definition of love in the letter to the Corinthians?
St. Paul provided a definition of love emphasizing patience, kindness, and altruism (1 Corinthians 13, 4-8).
What does St. Augustine state about actions rooted in love?
If our words and actions are rooted in love, nothing but love can result from them.
What is a key aspect of love according to 1 John 3:11-18?
Love is expressed not just in words but through actions that demonstrate genuine care for others.
What does the acronym S'AIMER stand for in the context of Christian love?
It represents the qualities of love: Concern, Acceptance, Integrity, Manifestation, Encouragement, and Responsibility.
How does love contribute to self-esteem according to the notes?
Knowing we are loved increases our sense of self-worth and encourages us to become better individuals.
What does the term 'life-giving love' refer to in the lecture?
It refers to agape, which motivates individuals to nourish and care for the needs of the marginalized and less fortunate.
What does Jesus teach about loving our neighbor?
Jesus teaches that we must treat others with love and respect, actively engaging in their well-being.
How can love be seen as a solution to loneliness and despair?
Love is vivifying and revigorating; it is as essential to life as food and water.