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Storage- shows us how to love our family.
Eros- We have a special bond with someone
Philip- We are close with friends and have someone close to someone.
Apage- we will always have God with us in our life no matter what.

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Society emphasizes Philia love because everyone has friends and brotherly love in their love in there life.

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Storge- shows love to family; it is the love we have towards our family and helps us become closer to them
Eros- having somebody to always be there for you and you trust them
Philia- having close friends to guide you through life through good and bad
Apage- knowing we always have God to count on or to help us

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Society emphasizes philia because we all have those friends that are close to us and we are able to have that relationship with someone that you trust.

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I witness love through my friends and family. I also witness love through God.

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I see love in the world when people give to charities or help out in soup kitchens or even just help eachother out as friends.

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I love my dog.

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Benefits of each love
-agape: you become closer to God and learn to love him and others
Eros: to have that special bond with someone that is rare
Philip: to greater friendships with people and have a different bond of love
Storge: is to have a special bond with your family and people close to you.
They work together to express how love is shared around the world.
Maddie ramaglia

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Storge love is involved with your family and personal life and I believe now in society that people focus on their family and friends most.
Maddie ramaglia

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I love my family and friends.
I see love in the world through my everyday life, like in basic things like small acts of kindness.
I think storge love mostly influences society because most people are raised up and taught how to act in society by their family
Storge- gives us a close bond with our family
Eros- allows us to have a romantic relationship and to reproduce
Philia- allows us to have close bonds with friends
Agape- this allows us to have a natural friendship and love with god

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I love my family and friends because they are always there for me and help me through good and bad times.

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Storage: close bond with family.
Philia: close friends to support you
Eros: having someone who you can trust.
Agape: knowing god is always with us.
All of these loves show different ways love can be expressed.
-megan richards

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Society most emphasizes storage love or philia love because most people are around their family and friends and have a close bond with them.
-megan richards

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I see love in life through other people and their actions.
-megan richards

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I love my family and friends most in my life.
-megan richards

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I see love through my relationships with other people
Maddie ramaglia

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I love my friends and family the most in the world.
Maddie Ramaglia

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Eros- refers to "passionate love" or romantic love

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Eros- refers to "passionate love" or romantic love

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eros_(concept)https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eros_(concept)
Ava Gapinski

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Agape love: used to describe the love that is of and from god, whose very nature is love itself. https://www.gotquestions.org/agape-love.html
-megan richards

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Means close friendship or brotherly love. You can find this love when you are with your family or friends.
https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-philia-700691

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Storge love is a natural instinct love, family love. It is a bond and love amongst our family. An example of storge love is a relationship between a mother and daughter because of storge love.
Maria milazzo

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Storge is family love, the bond among mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, sisters, and brothers.

The Enhanced Strong's Lexicon defines storge as "cherishing one's kindred, especially parents or children; the mutual love of parents and children and wives and husbands; loving affection; prone to love; loving tenderly; chiefly of the reciprocal tenderness of parents and children."

Storge Love in the Bible

In English, the word love has many meanings, but the ancient Greeks had four words to describe different forms of love precisely.

As with eros, the exact Greek term storge does not appear in the Bible. However, the opposite form is used twice in the New Testament. Astorgos means "without love, devoid of affection, without affection to kindred, hard-hearted, unfeeling," and is found in the book of Romans and 2 Timothy.

In Romans 1:31, unrighteous people are described as "foolish, faithless, heartless, ruthless" (ESV). The Greek word translated "heartless" is astorgos. And in 2 Timothy 3:3, the disobedient generation living in the last days is marked as "heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good" (ESV). Again, "heartless" is translated astorgos. So, a lack of storge, the natural love among family members, is a sign of end times.

A compound form of storge is found in Romans 12:10: "Love one another with brotherly affection. Outdo one another in showing honor." (ESV) In this verse, the Greek word translated "love" is philostorgos, putting together philos and storge.

It means "loving dearly, being devoted, being very affectionate, loving in a way characteristic of the relationship between husband and wife, mother and child, father and son, etc."

Many examples of family love are found in Scripture, such as the love and mutual protection among Noah and his wife, their sons and daughters-in-law in Genesis; the love of Jacob for his sons; and the strong love the sisters Martha and Mary in the gospels had for their brother Lazarus.

The family was a vital part of ancient Jewish culture. In the Ten Commandments, God charges his people to:

Honor your father and your mother, so that you may live long in the land the LORD your God is giving you. (Exodus 20:12, NIV)

When we become followers of Jesus Christ, we enter into the family of God. Our lives are bound together by something stronger than physical ties-the bonds of the Spirit. We are related by something more powerful than human blood-the blood of Jesus Christ. God calls his family to love one another with the deep affection of storge love.

Pronunciation

STOR-jay

Example

Storge is the natural love and affection of a parent for their child.

Other Types of Love in the Bible

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Storge: What Does the Bible Say About Family Love?

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Storge is family love, the bond among mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, sisters, and brothers. The Enhanced Strong's Lexicon defines storge as "cherishing one's kindred, especially parents or children; the mutual love of parents and children and wives and husbands; loving affection; prone to love; loving tenderly; chiefly of the reciprocal tenderness of parents and children."