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The Well-lived Life and Love III. – “True Friendship”
Just as “eros” is a kind of love of a higher order than affection-the love of things – starting with the fact that the object of the love is another person or persons….so also is the third kind of love … Continue reading
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The Rev. Dr.'s Musings on Nature, Life & Belief 