which is greater Faith, Wisdom or Love?
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Faith?--“Love means to commit oneself without guarantee, to give oneself completely in the hope that our love will produce love in the loved person. Love is an act of faith, and whoever is of little faith is also of little love.”\n-- ...so love can be measured by faith.\n\nWisdom?--“I have been driven many times to my knees by the overwhelming conviction that I had nowhere to go. My own wisdom, and that of all about me, seemed insufficient for the day.”-- ...so to carry on to the next day I needed faith that it would be better.\n\nLove?--“When a love comes to an end, weaklings cry, efficient ones instantly find another love, and the wise already have one in reserve.”-- ...so love is circumstantial and can change with time and desire.\n\nMy answer--  FAITH
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God! These are His characteristics but with Him Love is unfailing and is given to everyone. His wisdom exceeds all others and He has the ability to give it to others if he wishes. Truth, He is the only real Truth there is, He created all others
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This is a fun question.\n\nLet's see, first, prudence.  Practical wisdom, ability to judge, discernment, choice.  The hinge virtue, isn't that what it's called?  What do these words call to mind?  Maybe a white cloth isn't the best -- prudence doesn't mean purity.  It means the ability to weigh competing goods, to distinguish in the moment between good and evil.  So some image signifying intelligence, wisdom... maybe an owl?  Or a wise man?\n\nFortitude.  Strength!  Courage!  How about a lion?  Or a sword? Or a tower?\n\nTemperance.  That means not giving in to foolish bravado, being careful, understanding one's limits, not indulging in the passions, moderation.  Any images come to mind?  In the tarot deck, an angel is the image used for the temperance card.  But here's something interesting: a quote on the cardinal virtues by St. Augustine:\n\n"For these four virtues (would that all felt their influence in their minds as they have their names in their mouths!), I should have no hesitation in defining them: that temperance is love giving itself entirely to that which is loved; fortitude is love readily bearing all things for the sake of the loved object; justice is love serving only the loved object, and therefore ruling rightly; prudence is love distinguishing with sagacity between what hinders it and what helps it."\n\nFor Augustine, temperance means full-hearted loving -- that is, it means not being distracted from what we truly love by the passions such as lust or gluttony.  Maybe the heart could be the symbol of temperance.\n\nFinally, justice.  I think you have a good symbol with the scales.  That's certainly the most common image.
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Love is merely a higher level of familiarity.  It is the acknowledgement of affection.  It is vulnerability.  It is an advent of human society.
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It comes from the Bible--\nFor in much wisdom is much grief, and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow."  ~Ecclesiastes 1:18
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OK here's my view.  I think that religion should have no bearing on love whatsoever.  How can you honestly prove god exists to someone who doesn't believe.  While were at it How can you prove he exists at all?  Maybe hes a being, a Greek god, or maybe there isn't one.  My point is faith is a personal belief, NOT a burden.  Why should you let it come between something so beautiful as love.  Let each person have their own beliefs and let the other do as they wish.  Love may only come so often.  Don't miss it because of something like that, SEIZE IT.  Would you base a relationship off of political preferences, Hell no.  So don't make the same mistake.  Not angry just explaining! :-)
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Faith- believing in something that you can not see. It is a belief that suggests there is more than what is before you.It is staying strong,emotionally. It is the voice within that gives you peace. "Walk by faith, not by sight."
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Knowledge is acquired through education, wisdom is acquired through life.  You realize that you are wise when you come to the realization that no matter how educated you are you know nothing.
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Faith means believing without a doubt, and with no proof\n\nHope is wishful thinking (that things will get better)\n\nLove is being willing to do anything for the people you love (partner, children, siblings, parents, friends)
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1 Corinthians 13:4-8:\n\nLove is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.
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God.\n\nGod is Love.\n\nI'm not religious but spirit real.\n\nLove is the one attribute of God that exists in all of us. It is eternal and is the one thing we all seek.\n\nLove is the "voluntary" commitment to the welfare of another, to nourish them and give them life. When you truly love someone, you "give" love. With all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your might, you "voluntarily" commit yourself to the welfare of that other person - without expecting anything in return.\n\nWhen you truly do this, you will experience "true" love.\n\nFor the only "love" that is true is the love that is given.\n\nFor God so loved the world, that He gave Himself...
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The Bible, Ecclesiastes 7:5 (Today's English Version)\n\nTraditional (King James Version)\n[It is] better to hear the rebuke of the wise, than for a man to hear the song of fools.
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It means that His disciples ought to love one another for the reason that others who are non-believers may see it and believed, otherwise may not believe but will appreciate the faith. It is not as simple love, love is not the love as we have seen it from the world, but the love that a brother will die for the sake of another, as Christ successfully demonstrated on the cross.  Joh 15:13  Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.
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Well, this is often analyzed.  Since I am a Christian, I would say God is Love, since that is what the Bible says.  From life experience I would say true love, is the way you feel for your children or your parents. That feeling when you think about something bad happening to your family or how protective you are of them.  That is love. Something that would stand the test of time.
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Intelligence is knowing facts.\n\nWisdom is knowing what to do with the facts you have.\n\nHuman ~wisdom~ is folly; only God's Wisdom is worthwhile.
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"LOVE" is my religion.
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"too well" implies quality rather than the quantity of "enough".\n\nI think what Shakespeare was trying to have the character imply is that wisdom is not an effective measure when it comes to love; in modern psychological terms we would perhaps expand it by saying that love is an emotion, not a rational process of maturity. Or, at a poetic level, wisdom is of the head, love is from the heart. For me at least, the word "enough" doesn't do it!