Quotes About Love
As Francis Thompson wrote in his classic poem "The Hound of Heaven," "Is my gloom, after all, shade of His hand outstretched caressingly?
~ Peter Kreeft
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4) But only man knows consciously and rationally, and only man's loves can be conscious and rational and responsible through free will.
~ Peter Kreeft
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He stoops down even into the spiritual nursery and carefully watches over spiritual infants like us.
~ Peter Kreeft
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Seek and you shall find" does not refer to anything else: long life, conquest of earthly enemies, freedom from pain, disease, death, betrayal, weakness, and so on. But it does refer to God and to that which God is: "God is agap?." That is why all who seek it find it. De Caussade says: "If you search for this kingdom where God alone rules, you can be quite sure you will find it" (p. 112).
~ Peter Kreeft
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Love works; and if we do not see the works of love (in places where they obviously ought to be) then we can be sure that love is not present.
~ Peter Kreeft
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martyrdom is not only not the same as suicide, it is the polar opposite of suicide, since the suicide loves nothing in life enough to keep living, while the martyr loves something so much that he gives up everything for it, even life. The suicide sees less value and meaning in life than anyone else, while the martyr sees more.
~ Peter Kreeft
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Love is supposed to bring us out of the dark prison of the "my will be done" ego into the joys of "thy will be done", both horizontally and vertically, toward both the human and the divine Other.
~ Peter Kreeft
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His glory is to be our concern; our glory is His concern. That is what love is: a holy Exchange.
~ Peter Kreeft
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Physical emotions are moved by chemicals, nerve endings, weather, digestion, hormones, and a thousand other things in the body or the physical world. Animals can't love without physical emotion. Angels can't love with physical emotion. We can love with or without physical emotion.
~ Peter Kreeft
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8. Charity (agape), or willing the good of the other. Since this love comes from the will rather than the feelings, and since angels have wills, angels have this love.
~ Peter Kreeft
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The cross is the crux, the crossroads, the twisted knot at the center of reality, to which all previous history leads and from which all subsequent history flows. By it we know all reality is cruciform—the love of God, the shape of creation, the labyrinth of human history.
~ Peter Leithart
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The Triune God is in the world, nearer to us than we are to ourselves, yet the world is also encompassed by his loving presence. He does have the whole world in his hands, even while he inhabits the whole world. For Christians, being saved means being caught up into this communion, indwelled by God and indwelling in him, and being opened up so that other people have room in us and we in them.
~ Peter Leithart
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I felt Aly's head settling into my chest, her arms wrapping around my waist. Hug her back, a voice screamed inside my head. But that was ridiculous.
~ Peter Lerangis
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Our guests arrive with sadness and broken dreams. Their thoughts eat at them for an entire lifetime. They may have an image of themselves they cannot live up to. Or hold a grudge. Or pine for a love that can never be.
~ Peter Lerangis
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May Day is about affirmation, the love of life, and the start of spring, so it has to be about the beginning of the end of the capitalist system of exploitation, oppression, misery, toil, and moil.
~ Unknown
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love is the only emotion that expands intelligence
~ Peter M. Senge
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Only an idiot would have assumed, he mourned, that despite his years of folly and neglect, his first love would wait in limbo while he solved his life so that they could travel on together into a golden future, never having aged.
~ Peter Matthiessen
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I do, I really do." Lucius's heart cheered the man's mischievous ironies and buoyant spirit, the poignance and dogged love of life that was so moving in people who owned nothing, and also that in-the-bone endurance that in its way was a shaming of the whites and a profound rebuke.
~ Peter Matthiessen
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It is a risk to love. What if it doesn't work out? Ah, but what if it does.
~ Peter McWilliams
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Tomorrow I'm going to Wong's, and I'm going to listen to the music of my own lack of thoughts. / Go, Gus says. Nobody's stopping you. / You don't see the beauty? Walt says. / Beauty of what? History of what? Alf says. / Everything. Shoelaces, farts, love, death, cantaloupes--all I have to do is remember. [Walt Kaplan/13 Gus's Highland Spa]
~ Peter Orner
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A story: lurks. A story, a good story, is just out of reach, always. Wake up in an unfamiliar darkness, in a room you don't seem to recognize. Flip on the light. Nothing there. It's your room again. But didn't you feel a presence in the dark? The presence of someone you once knew? Someone you once loved?
~ Peter Orner
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Answers to all the problems that there are, Except the love that kills, the death that lives.
~ Peter Porter
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When he saw her, my brother stopped in his tracks and fell into her eyes so deeply you could hear the splash.
~ Peter Robinson
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Love lost or rejected may first turn to hate, but only over time does it become indifference.
~ Peter Robinson
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