The Four Loves (Edition First American Editi) by Lewis, C. S. [Hardcover(1991]

Lewis actually writes about this in The Four Loves, that experience of, oh, you too? I thought I was the only one, right? That's, that's friendship.

In fact, when it comes to the four loves, I mentioned C.S. Lewis yesterday and the four loves, he spells out four kinds of love the Greeks would talk about. One is called Storghe, right? It's the love of affection and it's the love that we'd say if I love pizza, I love my mom, I love home, I love traveling, whatever those things are, all that kind of love, that Storghe. It's, I have an affection and C.S. Lewis at one point he describes Storghe as the rice. He, I have the, the audio book, the four loves on audio book, as I said, but, and he's the narrator. And so it's great. I have this like a divorce of C.S. Lewis. That's the sound something that C.S. Lewis, but his British voice saying that Storghe is like the bed of rice that is you put your, I think your pad tie on something like this. He just used this as a great example where it's, it's the, it's the foundation if everyone experiences Storghe is what I'm trying to say. Everyone experiences love of affection.

CS Lewis points out that when it comes to Philia, when it comes to true friendship, that happens maybe once or twice in a person's life, if ever, if ever because it's so rare.

he has a book called The Four Loves which is just absolutely phenomenal

C.S. Lewis at one point, he describes storge as the rice. I have the audio book, the four loves on audio book, as I said, but, and he's the narrator.

He just used this as a great example where it's the foundation. Everyone experiences storge, is what I'm trying to say. Everyone experiences love of affection.

He has a book called The Four Loves which is just absolutely phenomenal.

I have an audio book, the four loves on audio book, as I said, but, and he's the narrator.

He just used this as a great example where it's, it's the, it's the foundation. Everyone experiences storge is what I'm trying to say.

C.S. Lewis points out that when it comes to philia, when it comes to true friendship, that happens maybe once or twice in a person's life, if ever, if ever, because it's so rare.

C.S. Lewis sometimes he has he's been known to point this out he has a book called the four loves which is just absolutely phenomenal when he talks about philia which is the love of friendship he describes it in terms of here's an individual and they're so captivated by something bigger than themselves that they're running after it right

And then there's a book by C.S. Lewis itself called The Four Loves which is also a marvelous book really about Christian character.

CS Lewis in his book, The Four Loves, has a chapter on friendship.

it takes a community to really know a person because he says I, he was talking about himself. He says I am not enough by myself to draw the whole person fourth.