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{{toplink|url=http://www.studylove.org/18agape.html|name=studylove.org}}'''Study Love''', subtitled, "'''A Super-Outline for Study or Meditation on 1 Cor. 13:4-7''' (The New Testament Definition of '''Agape: Spiritual Love''')", is a website built up slowly over many years. It can give quick doses of happy thinking. It can certainly spark ideas. If one of its topics becomes a favorite of yours, you can dive into an abyss about it.
{{toplink|url=http://www.studylove.org/18agape.html|name=studylove.org}}<blockquote>''A Super-Outline for Study or Meditation on 1 Cor. 13:4-7''</blockquote>
'''Study Love''' is a big reference source about the New Testament definition of "agape" (spiritual love).It's good for a quick dose of happy thinking, for deeper meditation, or for serious study.


"While it is possible to find topics here to debate," says a disclaimer under the Study Love main index, "this is primarily a space for people to learn how to put agape (love) into thought and practice." The site consists mainly of sixteen sections, each headed by a phrase from the King James Version of 1 Corintians 13, "The Love Chapter".
The site consists mainly of sixteen sections, each headed by a phrase from the King James Version of 1 Corintians 13, "The Love Chapter". Each section includes:
<br>Each section includes:
*A multitude of translations and versions.
*A multitude of translations and versions.
*Multiple definitions of the original Greek words and some of their derivatives ("paronyms"), synonyms, and antonyms.  
*Multiple definitions of the original Greek words and some of their derivatives ("paronyms"), synonyms, and antonyms.  
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*Some also have English dictionary definitions. Some have Hebrew equivalents and definitions.  
*Some also have English dictionary definitions. Some have Hebrew equivalents and definitions.  
*There are also a few "Easter eggs", for example, a sub-page about love feasts and a sub-page about kindness to animals.
*There are also a few "Easter eggs", for example, a sub-page about love feasts and a sub-page about kindness to animals.
<br>The site's design is minimalist (small and simple), so the pages load unusually quickly. The whole site is downloadable in one tiny ZIP file (less than 1 MB) for offline use.
<br>The site's design is pleasant but minimalist, meaning that the pages load unusually quickly. Study Love was launched in 2001 from an office in [[:Category:Where-Germantown|Germantown]] and then moved over the Delaware River to a location along the south branch of the Pennsauken Creek.


''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above description was written by the website's editor specially for Wikidelphia.
''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above description was provided to Wikidelphia by the website's owner


== See Also ==
== See Also ==
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Revision as of 15:19, 28 April 2023

studylove.org

A Super-Outline for Study or Meditation on 1 Cor. 13:4-7

Study Love is a big reference source about the New Testament definition of "agape" (spiritual love).It's good for a quick dose of happy thinking, for deeper meditation, or for serious study.

The site consists mainly of sixteen sections, each headed by a phrase from the King James Version of 1 Corintians 13, "The Love Chapter". Each section includes:

  • A multitude of translations and versions.
  • Multiple definitions of the original Greek words and some of their derivatives ("paronyms"), synonyms, and antonyms.
  • Examples of these words elsewhere in the Bible.
  • Relevant quotations from other ancient sources and from commentators of later and modern centuries.
  • Some also have English dictionary definitions. Some have Hebrew equivalents and definitions.
  • There are also a few "Easter eggs", for example, a sub-page about love feasts and a sub-page about kindness to animals.


The site's design is pleasant but minimalist, meaning that the pages load unusually quickly. Study Love was launched in 2001 from an office in Germantown and then moved over the Delaware River to a location along the south branch of the Pennsauken Creek.

Note:  The above description was provided to Wikidelphia by the website's owner

See Also