Miracle of Love

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Miracle of Love
Love is the irresistible affection that one develops to another person that in one way or another bond and brings them together. Apparently, it is because of this particular kind of affection that people can indeed do crazy and unimaginable things. In this context, the crazy and amusing occurrences can generally be classified as miracles of love (Allen 84).
So what exactly is this thing that love can do which in real sense appear to be utterly impossible? That bases the primary objective and question to be answered to clearly understand this love miracles as a whole. The greatest of all the miracles of love is that which lies in marriage (Mason 114). A situation where two couples who by all means do not share any ancestral roots come together to form a union which is everlasting is indeed not a minor event. It is the universal nature of love that allows the intermingling and free interaction among people to the extent that they can end up settling together and behaving like those who share the same origin (Sorokin 23).
Apparently, unity comes in as a major miracle that is possible because of love. In essence, different people are divided not only by their race or ethnic group but also by religion (Lyons 340). However, this universal language brings all people together regardless of their background and thus unites them. Evidently, with unity there is power and great things can happen. A good example of the loving miracle is the cordial relation and cohesion of black and white Americans regardless of their race (Siegel 330).

Primarily, were it not for the love of humanity, this two different persons who do not share the same ancestry would be living in much hate and disharmony (Dass 84).
Religion has a dominant role in every society and is very significant as it is the only way in which believers get to interact and promote their religious beliefs. What would it have been if believers could not unanimously speak in the universal language of love?(Suggs et al 231) A fact which cannot be overlooked is that religion combines diverse ethnic groups as well as the many different religions which include Christianity, Buddhism, and Muslim (Howe 80). All these religions unanimously believe in one Supreme Being, and thus they remain together in their worship courtesy of the love they share (De Vries 275). In many instances, Muslims have been seen giving a hand to Christians whenever they are faced with some challenges. Such actions promote good cohesion and are a result of the affection that they share (Spink 90).
In summary, there is no greater gift of nature than the God-given gift of love. In fact, love is the greatest commandment among all the other Ten Commandments. Therefore, it plays a significant role in the lives of human beings and animals as a whole since it is the universal language that bonds and unifies them. No matter the origins and ancestral roots, love has neither boundaries nor limits. Indeed, Love is blind.
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