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January 30, 2011
What is love? It may sound like a cliche question. But really. Can you give a clear, honest answer to the question?
In a secular mindset, love is something that you need to work for. For example: you most likely won’t find the love of your life by just sitting around the house, watching TV, and eating bagel pizzas. If you want to be a hopeless romantic, then love is something that you’re destined to – no matter what you do, there will eventually be a person that will walk into your life and become the center of it. Yet, in either case, you’re never certain of what that love is and how the feeling lasts. Just read the number of divorce papers submitted to the government each year and each party’s complaint toward another.
However, would you believe it if there is free love that’s available 24/7? Love that always looks out for you; love that always exists; love that never fails. And all you have to do is accept it. Pretty sweet deal, right?
Then another question arises. What are we doing here, not accepting the love that will surely make our lives x9999999999999 richer? What’s holding us back? What’s YOUR problem?
