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To: epicure who wrote (968)	8/27/2001 11:32:24 AM
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Leave it to you and Karen to give us a bunch of stuff to chew on. My first impression was a smile of familiarity at treading this sentence: It's one of those lessons that is likely to make instant sense to those who already believe it -- and to prove unpersuasive to those who don't. Does that sound like the outcome of the typical SI political discussion or not? -g I was struck by the first pience in the group, particularly by the three types of love: eros: characterized as self-fulfillment agape: characterized as self-sacrifice caritas: characterized as as mutual respect Though I think that healthy marriages contain a mixture of all three, I think I could argue that many marriages consist of a progression from primarily the first (eros) to primarily the third (caritas). I haven't given enough thought to the questions about the changing nature of marriage as an institution yet, so I'll defer on that.

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