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Additional edit: removing somewhat off-topic discussion that was replying to an example in the above comment, and discussion of whether a controversial passage
by natch 6y ago
Additional edit: removing somewhat off-topic discussion that was replying to an example in the above comment, and discussion of whether a controversial passage was censored.
And no, it was not censoring it (thanks to all of you who replied below pointing this out!). The issue was my incorrect editing of the URL without accounting for the fact that the URL contained URL-encoded characters, namely + as %20.
- yorwba 6y agoThe documentation is pretty clear: http://bible-api.com/luke+14:26 http://bible-api.com/luke+14:26
- tssva 6y agoIt isn't censoring anything. Your url is incorrect.
- john-shaffer 6y agoIt's not censored. You just have to use the correct URL. https://bible-api.com/luke%2014:26 https://bible-api.com/luke%2014:26
- shireboy 6y agoAs others have mentioned your url is incorrect. FWIW, I was always taught that this verse meant that, since God is love, if one loves God first, it will improve ones love for family, etc. Also that when one does love their children, etc, even if they don’t realize it they are participating in God’s love. Take it or leave it, but not really as unpopular or controversial as you posit.