Join Dale Adams and Ron on Ceasefire as they explore the profound question: "What is love?" on St. Valentine's Day. From the ancient Greeks' seven types of love (Eros, Philia, Storge, Agape, and more) to biblical definitions emphasizing sacrifice, this conversation dives deep into what it means to truly love. Discover the history of Valentine's Day, hear touching quotes from philosophers and authors, and learn about the five love languages. Whether it's romantic love, familial bonds, or the unconditional love of a dog, this episode reminds us that love—in all its forms—requires sacrifice, patience, and courage.

Timeline:

0:00 - Introduction & Happy Valentine's Day

1:35 - Bernie Radio love & different types of love

2:45 - The seven Greek definitions of love explained

4:25 - Eros: Passionate & romantic love

5:45 - Philia: Friendship & brotherly love

8:20 - Storge: Familial love & devotion

11:35 - Agape: Universal love & God's love

14:40 - Ludus & Pragma: Playful and practical love

17:30 - Philautia: Self-love discussion

20:00 - History of Valentine's Day & St. Valentine

27:58 - Commercial break

29:38 - Biblical definitions of love

36:30 - 1 Corinthians 13: Love is patient, love is kind

43:05 - John 3:16 & the sacrifice of love

52:45 - Quotes about love (Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, Lao Tzu)

55:10 - Dogs & unconditional love

61:35 - Love for community, neighbors & customers

71:03 - Love as sacrifice: cleaning up vomit at 2 AM

78:35 - Puppy love, unrequited love & love languages

99:57 - The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman

101:13 - Sternberg's triangular theory of love

113:03 - "Love each other as I have loved you"

123:31 - Forgiveness as a component of love

124:31 - "Let all that you do be done in love"

127:45 - Closing: Faith, hope, and love

Original Air Date: February 14th at 10:30AM CST as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM

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