Which do you believe that love is more, noun or verb?
Why?
I lean more towards verb, but I want to hear other thoughts before saying why.
Why?
I lean more towards verb, but I want to hear other thoughts before saying why.
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Love: Verb or Noun?
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Verb.
Love is a choice and an action. Anyone can have a feeling; to put it into action and actually show it reveals the true nature of the thought and its sincerity.
Love is a choice and an action. Anyone can have a feeling; to put it into action and actually show it reveals the true nature of the thought and its sincerity.
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crishmael said:
Yeah.. I think I have that song. It's the first thing that comes to my mind when this topic comes up.
I think it's a verb. It's a decision made and not just a feeling. Though it can also be a noun. It depends on what way the word is being used. I think in 1st Corinthians 13 it was a noun. But described verblike.
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kittysbecute said:Yeah.. I think I have that song. It's the first thing that comes to my mind when this topic comes up.
I think a lot of us have a copy of that song floating around somewhere.
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I think a lot of us have a copy of that song floating around somewhere.
Yeah.. I think I have that song. It's the first thing that comes to my mind when this topic comes up.
I think it's a verb. It's a decision made and not just a feeling. Though it can also be a noun. It depends on what way the word is being used. I think in 1st Corinthians 13 it was a noun. But described verblike.
OK, I just gotta do it...
DC Talk - Luv Is A Verb - YouTube
My answer: verb
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Love. Noun. Verb.
The lasting kind is a verb.
Yet God is love, and He is a noun.
I'm so confused.
The lasting kind is a verb.
Yet God is love, and He is a noun.
I'm so confused.
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I love you --> verb.
I have much love for you --> noun.
Either way I see love, in my own words, as a non-idolizing sacrificial commitment to another person and their well-being which includes an emotional affection for and desire to be close to them.
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Which do you believe that love is more, noun or verb?
Why?
I lean more towards verb, but I want to hear other thoughts before saying why.
Verb - love acts.
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