Every time I hear the word "love," I cringe. Our culture has redefined truth in its own image. The biblical, or agape, form of love is scarce in this post-modern and post-Scriptural era. In 1963, the Supreme Court sided with the American Atheist Movement and banned prayer from public school. After that, it was fairly easy to turn the Commandments into suggestions. Further, society began to take its cues from Hollywood (or "follywood"). We cannot document when we took "love" out of society. However, a casual perusal of the media demonstrates that love has long been gone. Maybe it was the popular song that asked, "What does love have to do with anything"? Or who needs a heart when it can be broken? This work is a continued discussion of our need to give love a chance in our hearts and homes. The result could be world-changing.