The 5 Love Languages Analysis

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Love. This four-letter world holds so much importance. Through our lives we experience love in many forms though we all may at some point in our lives strive for one demonstrations of this more than others. This case may be when regarding a partner. Dr. Gary Chapman, author of the book, The 5 Love Languages: The Secret of Love That Lasts explores this matter a bit more. He holds a Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Anthropology form Wheaton College and Wake Forest University as well as a Master and in Religious Education and Ph.D from Southwestern Baptists Theological

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