On the off chance that we investigate the Bible

history channel documentary 2015 Hasn't it been said, and valid now and again, that "adoration is visually impaired?" Is it simply an issue of feeling upbeat? Can't sentiments trick us in some cases? Isn't that why family and companions have advised us to "keep your head over your heart?" Is all affection appropriate? It is safe to say that all are affections great and solid? What might be said about being "lovesick?" Shouldn't there be some type of models to judge by or criteria for character? Isn't there any course of action? Hasn't love time and again been mistaken for desire (2 Sam. 13:15)?

On the off chance that we investigate the Bible (not Freud, the most recent sexual review, or some unusual report), we'll see that it condemns: the adoration for vanity (Ps. 4:2), of effortlessness (Prov. 1:22), of unnecessary rest (Prov. 20:13), of religious falsehoods (2 Thes. 2:10), unlawful sex, despicable significant others, and "remote undertakings" (Ezek. 23:11, 17, 22; 16:37), of shrewdness (Micah 3:2), tipsiness (Hos. 3:1), self-importance (Mat. 6:5; 23:6), of cash (1 Tim. 6:10), this present world framework and its ways (1 John 2:15), otherworldly dimness (John 3:19), the kick-back of wrongdoing (2 Pet. 2:15), of ourselves in an unfortunate path and of shabby rushes (2 Tim.3:2,4), viciousness (Ps. 11:5), strife (Prov. 17:19), and notwithstanding having a more noteworthy adoration for family or companions than for God (Mat. 10:37).