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Obi-Wan is more dependent on the Council's decisions... and, following Anakin's example, if he had to make a choice in Knights of the Old Republic, he probably wouldn't have saved Revan, but would have left him to die on the ship...
It's quite possible that she saved Revan because she already felt something for him?
Even looking at the Jedi's attitude towards love, the instability of their philosophy becomes obvious. In Episode 2, Anakin tells Padmé that Jedi are supposed to love, because they are supposed to have compassion, which is, in turn, the essence of love. They are forbidden from having attachments. That is, you must love everyone (but how can you do that if you don't even know how to love yourself?), and kill whoever they tell you to.
The Sith are rational (not always, though) egoists. If love brings you what you want, then love to your heart's content. They draw strength from their passions.
All of this is stated directly even in the films.