日誌：吉田邦吉（Blog; Yoshida Kuniyoshi）

☆ 1110 Erich Fromm argues that love is not merely a spontaneous emotion but an art that requires discipline, concentration, patience, and maturity. He challenges the widespread assumption that love primarily depends on finding the right partner. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of cultivating one's own capacity to love. Mature love involves care, responsibility, respect, and knowledge. It enables individuals to overcome their sense of isolation without sacrificing their independence or individuality. Fromm also criticizes modern consumer society, where human relationships are increasingly influenced by materialism and commercial values. Ultimately, genuine love is an active commitment to the growth and well-being of others, rather than a passive desire to be loved. 1105 Judaism is not merely a monotheistic religion but also a distinctive way of life rooted in the Torah and centuries of tradition. This book examines its historical development, religious practices, and diverse c...