Are Eros and Agape fundamentally different kinds of love?

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The paper explores the theological distinctions and relationships between Eros and Agape, two forms of love, within Christianity. It examines historical interpretations by theologians regarding their conceptual primacy and how they coexist. Key questions include how to balance the prevalence of these loves and how to mediate their differences in the context of divine and human encounters. The work reflects on the complexities of love in theological discourse and the implications for understanding God's nature and human experience.