...I am pretty confident that Love, in the sense that we see the word scattered across Vehk's writings, is not one of them. It's not because one important person holds something in high esteem that others do.
^ That post.
I still fail at seeing the "deeper understanding" of love you guys are mentioning. If you don't want to say "it's just an emotion", then why is hate only an emotion. Should I be more selective in my anolysis too, and less critical?
Anyway, I read that Sermon 11 like you said. No closer to understanding squat - a lot like if I read any passage of the Bible! (By the way, I still think the Sermons are a lot like the Bible, just more circle-talk because Vivec is trying too hard - and of course more hidden excuses for murdering Nerevar, stealing the powers of the Heart, and starting a crappy religion that was based loosly off a pre-existing one so it would be easier for the Dunmer to swallow). The number 11 was mentioned, but so what? That's like saying fire is important because of the books "A Dance in Fire".
And marriage is assassination? That's one interpretation. Another would be, "in public, act as if you like the people, but in secret, hate them". Marriage is a public affair (usually), murder is a private one (usually). I thought you were suppose to try and read between the lines when reading the Sermons, or do you guys think it's better to take it all at face value?