I think it might be nice to clarify exactly what type of love you're all talking about. It seems to me, that for the most part, Cahlen was referring to the more "romantic" love. And he catagorizes it as "selfish." But I remember being taught that love was actually selfless. This brings to mind a quote from the movie Starman. Define love: "Love is when you care more about another person than you do for yourself." A perfect example of this love was a man from Nazareth. On a more personal level, Cahlen, may I remind you of your own father? You know what I mean.

Good vs. Evil? In my opinion, nothing in this world is evil until a person makes it so. It all hinges on our own freedom to choose how we will use our abilities to reason, to create, to destroy, and love.