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"Passion" comes from the Latin word for "suffering"; the etymology comes through "the passion of the Christ" (ie, the suffering of Jesus during the crucifixion)
by saalweachter 11y ago
"Passion" comes from the Latin word for "suffering"; the etymology comes through "the passion of the Christ" (ie, the suffering of Jesus during the crucifixion).
A modern definition that encapsulates the old definition might be, "your passion is the thing you are willing to suffer for."
Something to think about when companies seize on "passion" as a buzzword.
- jacquesm 11y agoWow, thank you for that bit of data. I was totally unaware of that.