Eternal can be an adjective, adverb or masculine noun in Portuguese, used to qualify something that Apparently there is no beginning or end, something that lasts forever, what never seems to end.
The idea of the eternal is closely linked to what is divine, supernatural and mystical. In the main religions there has always been the figure of a god who surpassed the natural limits of time, living for countless years, becoming an eternal entity, that is, one that never has an end.
In Christianity, for example, one of the most propagated religions in the western world, the figure of God is considered eternal, (so much so that it is also called "Eternal Father"), since he has been present in the Universe since before its creation and, according to the doctrine, will remain alive even after its end.
Also according to the teachings of the Christian religion, people who believe in the "word of God" and in Jesus Christ, His Son, will be benefited from "eternal life" in the heavenly paradise, after the death of the earthly body and judgment of sins committed during life in the land.
Eternal love
O Eternallove it's a romantic concept about a kind of relationship where there's no end to it.
Eternal love is different from passion, it doesn't focus on frivolous things, it cares about what is important for building a shared life, with the feelings, with the benefits that the relationship brings. Eternal love is predominantly considered true love, but true love cannot always be eternal love.
Usually, brotherly feeling, that is, between parents and children, is an example of "eternal love".
See also:
- timeless
- Immortal