But after that initial high, the rest of the journey is more focused on the real-world implications of loving a music man (which ain't always what it's supposed to be) while being a music woman.
Perhaps if all Christians understood the economic power they possess and the practical implications of loving one's neighbor as oneself, this phantom trillion would find its way to points of need.
True education tries to give the whole picture, which should include the emotional and social (even, dare we suggest, moral) implications of making love.
"Coraline" explores the predatory implications of parental love — that other mother is a monster of misplaced maternal instinct — but is grounded in the pluck and common sense of its heroine, who is resilient, ingenious and magically real.
3. Screen It! On Ratatouille: "Some colorful phrases are present, as is brief kissing, the implication of a "love child," talk of a man caught fooling around with someone else's daughter, and the sight of a woman's bare back in a painting".
Without joining the dots in big, bold lines, Mr. Lee makes it clear how the past is the parent of the present, how the historic implications of Lucretia's love affairs continue to resound in her children's and grandchildren's lives.
This precedence is one implication of the Confucian doctrine of love with distinctions ("love with distinctions" is the usual translation, but perhaps "care with distinctions" is less misleading because it covers both the emotionally freighted attitude toward kin and a more distanced attitude toward strangers).
Or is one of e-dating's long-term implications -- considering the myriad permutations of love, sex, romance and eroticism found online -- that we flawed humans will start compartmentalizing all the more, showing parts of ourselves here and other parts over there?
The course material encourages students to think through the complex implications of these commandments: how the love of God and neighbor are connected, what it means to love one's neighbor, who qualifies as one's neighbor, and whether the phrase "as yourself" connotes an imperative to love oneself.
