Perhaps you assume I do not love because I question your positions. That is a sad attitude to take. Do you think that your advice is "loving"?
Do only those that agree with you love you, in your eyes?
As to the Song of Solomon: you used it allegorically, whether it is a real story (I would like you to prove that) or what it is....a type/ anti-type lesson that even you applied to the Church.... To me, nothing in the Bible is without moral purpose, and the Song of Solomon, read without this allegorical lesson, is just a love story. Of doubtful worth if that is all it is. If you look at it literally, the word's "God" and "Lord" are not even there.
Orthodox Jewish rabbi's never teach from it due to it's perceived soft pornographic depictions.