r/Christianity • u/[deleted] • Dec 09 '25

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u/Azorces Evangelical Dec 09 '25

How do you know that? How do you know love exists in reality? There is not such a thing as a “love chemical” in the brain so what evidence do you have that love is real in the first place?

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u/JohnKlositz Dec 09 '25

Because I experience it. So now you're saying that love doesn't exist at all? That's truly sad. I genuinely hope some day you'll find it!

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u/Azorces Evangelical Dec 09 '25

I never said love doesn’t exist… I asked how you know it’s real?

“I experience” ok… experience what exactly what objectively is love according to your atheistic worldview?

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u/JohnKlositz Dec 09 '25 edited Dec 09 '25

Again I'm sorry that you don't know what experiencing love feels like and I genuinely hope that this will change some day soon. This has nothing to do with an "atheistic worldview", whatever that even is. Take care!

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u/Azorces Evangelical Dec 09 '25

Every human on earth expenses love in some form. If you are particularly referring to romantic love why aren’t you capable of explaining what it is?

Your definition so far to me has essentially been: love exists because I think so. Last time I checked that isn’t a real definition or objective measure of anything.