Agape (n.) is intolerant and violent: a passion to introduce a difference, elevating one object at the expense of all others — against Buddhist indifference.
Agape (n.) needs distance and thrives on differences — nothing to do with erasing borders and melting into Oneness.
Agape (n.) is political love: it loves its collective unconditionally — not for selected qualities but in all its imperfections.
Agape (n.) is not Buddhist indifference but a violent passion to introduce difference — to elevate one object at the expense of others.
Agape (n.) is the love that enjoins us to unplug from the organic community we were born into.
Agape (n.) is perverted by the 'private deal' with God: giving up your one true love to stay in his good books while keeping the trivial affairs.