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Why do we talk?

The reason why we so willingly talk is so that by discussing one with another we seek to receive comfort from the other, and desire to ease our mind, wearied with many thoughts. (CIoC)

 Hummm…is this true?  Study the 5 love languages and contemplate the importance of quality time and affirmation. Is it a personality trait for some to process verbally?
Watch the Gospel of John or another video of the biography of Christ (Matthew, Mark, Luke). What do you observe about Jesus when He speaks?

Did Jesus use the 5 love languages during His time here on earth? == SA2 Value(s) not Violence

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