Assertion: agape | /r/HasProperty | love
Facets:
value: within christianity
type: LOCATION
value: for god
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in other words
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Agape, "love" (see CHARITY), is the word in the New
text: Agape is the Love that Devours,”
text: Agape, "love" (see CHARITY), is the word in the New
text: Agape, "love" (see CHARITY), is the word in the New
text: In the Greek language, they are Thelema (Will) and Agape (Love).
text: Clement of Alexandria (c. 150–211/216) distinguished so-called agape meals of luxurious character from the agape (love) "which the food that comes from Christ shows that we ought to partake of".
text: Agape is Love that has no opposite; it cannot become hate or anger, is non reactive.
text: Agape is Love that endures in the face of what appears to be hopeless and insurmountable problems, desperate and unforgivable situations.
text: In other words, Agape is a Love that truly lets us be who we really are.
text: Agape is a love that impels one to sacrifice one’s self for the benefit of the object loved...
text: (Agape is) a love that denies self for the benefit of the object loved.
text: Agape is unique in the galaxy of love in that it is a love not defined by feelings, but instead by actions, actions of self-giving, sacrifice, and imparting of worth to another.
text: Similar to the last point, some scholars point out that agape is love that we are commanded to do.
text: Agape is the very nature of God, for God is love (1 John 4:7-12, 16).
text: Agape is love because of what it does, not because of how it feels.
text: agape -- love, goodwill
text: The Greek word agape (love) seems to have been virtually a Christian inventiona new word for a new thing (apart from about twenty occurrences in the Greek version of the Old Testament, it is almost non-existent before the New Testament).
text: There is another distinction we must be careful to note, and that is that agape is love that has ethical qualities about it, obligations, responsibilities, where phileō is a non-ethical love, making no ethical demands upon the person loving.
text: Agape is the very nature of God, for God is love (1 John 4:7-12, 16b).
text: Agape is love because of what it does, not because of how it feels.
text: Within Christianity, agape is considered to be the love originating from God or Christ for humankind  
text: Agape is the love that we receive from God, whether we want it or not.
text: Within Christianity, agape is considered to be the love originating from God or Christ for mankind.
text: Agape is the love that is felt for that which we intuitively know as the divine truth: the love that accepts, forgives and believes for our greater good.
text: In Christianity, Agape is considered to be the love originating from God or Christ for humankind.
text: Agape is the love that the Soul has for its Self.
text: once again agape is the love mentioned here.
text: Agape is the love that was shown at Calvary.
text: Thus agape is God’s love, and is the love that God is.
text: (Agape is) the love which the Holy Spirit sheds abroad in the heart of the yielded believer (Ro 5:5-note)
text: Agape is the love that gives.