Phrase like "sth is love sth is life"


I was just wondering if anything like the english expression "sth is love, sth
is life" exists in japanese.

Preferably as close as it gets to the english wording.

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**Edit** It seems like my question wasn't clear enough so i'm going to try and
clarify with an example:

Some people say for example "Stackoverflow is love, stackoverflow is life" to
express how much they like stackoverflow.




This likely will not fit into Japanese culture very well, but a direct
(literal) translation would be something to the effect of:

> ___は愛｛あい｝であり、命｛いのち｝である。

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Lets break it down.

**__** : is the noun in question.

**は** : subject marker

**愛｛あい｝** : Love

**であり** : This is a conjugation of である, a somewhat archaic form of the 'to be'
verb. The Base II conjugation is for paring with ます、but this conjugation
without ます can also mean that your thought isn't finished, and that there is
more to follow.

**命｛いのち｝** : Life

**である** : Plain form to be verb. This is somewhat archaic in nature, so it
gives this phrase a proverb type feel to it. Honestly, in my opinion である
sounds much cooler than です。Anyway, I say this is somewhat archaic because である
is still widely used today in various circumstances. Using it to end a
sentence, however, is not common. If you were to use it to end a sentence, you
would be speaking in an older style, hence the reason it's somewhat archaic.

