What does the word “Eros” mean? love constituting passionate and intense desire for something. true love in the sense of fondness or affectionate regard for the other. false jealousy constituting passionate and intense desire for something. false being contented for what he has and what he had. false Single What is the explanation of Plato in the concept of philia? love constituting passionate and intense desire for something. false love in the sense of fondness or affectionate regard for the other. true jealousy constituting passionate and intense desire for something. false being contented for what he has and what he had. false Single It is the case of pleasure derived from someone’s company or presence, because of their pleasing character and values, but ends when these very pleasing character and values disappear. based on good false based on pleasure true based on utility false none of the above. false Single It is the case of mutual reciprocity of interests, usually in businesses, but ends once each other’s interests have been achieved. based on good false based on pleasure false based on utility true none of the above false Single It is the love or friendship between equals, or between rational humans reaching for the virtuous life. based on good true based on pleasure false based on utility false none of the above false Single The highest form of Aristotelian love. based on good true based on pleasure false based on utility false none of the above false Single It is the sense of one’s commitment to attain a life of virtue. friendly love false love to an opposite sex false self-love true love for strangers false Single It is an independent of any person’s value, is spontaneous and unmotivated, and is the brotherly love for all humanity. Agape true Eros false Philia false Virtue false Single The Bible said about loving God: “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might” (Deuteronomy 6:5), transformed the concept of _____ as love in to others as God loves all of humanity unconditionally. Agape true Eros false Philia false Virtue false Single What are the 3 ancient Greek ideas on love? Agape, eros, happiness false eros, happiness, philia false agape, happiness, philia false agape, eros, philia true Single