Love and Violence

absolute activity agape ambivalence beatific vision become behaviour believe Blessed Virgin Mary Brothers Karamazov charity Christ Christian concupiscible Council of Trent creature Cross Dark death Denzinger divine love Dmitri Dostoievsky eternal evil existence fact faith Father fear feeling flesh Freud gifts give God's love Gospels grace hatred heart Holy Spirit hostile human nature ibid impulses Incarnation infinite instinct Jesus John justice Katya kind libido Living Flame Lord love and aggressiveness manifests means mercy metaphysical Michelangelo MICHIGAN moral mystery Nastasia neurosis neurotic never original sin ourselves passion Paul peace perfect person Pharisees problem psychic psychological punishment pure purgatory reason Redemption seems sense sensual simply sinners sins soul speak Spiritual Canticle stanza suffering super-ego supernatural Thérèse thing Thomas Aquinas Thomists Troilus Troilus and Cressida true truth Versilov violence virtue vision weakness whole word