"Divine Blind" By D. A. Stafford Cyclops blind; pyromaniacs infected by the words of God; the mouthIs a trap; niceties won as psychoanalysis; friends of enemiesAs a systematic virus with arms open wide; can you touchAs rain eats away all feature; Cyclops blind; terrified & infectedFriends of my enemies share the words of God; arbitraryThreats by maniacal social pragmatics; "We?ll ...

We had an impromptu hot dog roast the other night. It's times like these that I'm glad we live out in the desert so we don't have to drive anywhere to have a desert cook-out. Works out pretty well. Josh and Su drove a whole 5 minutes and I grabbed my boys and walked out the back door to Cliff and Lisa's house and BAM the hot dog roast is on. Cliff got the boys all hyped up helping make the fire. ...

I would like to thank the fine team at Pyromaniacs for their solid reporting of some horrific persecution being experienced in India.You can click-through here and here to read it.In 1996, I had ... , (especially his wife and 2 surviving children) and if you are willing, to take action. The Links at Pyromaniacs provide contact details for those who would contact the government in Orissa.If you would ...

... nothing more than a different hermeneutic.And I'm not going to pretend to take him more seriously than he himself takes the Word of God.Shortly after we had to ban Touchstone from commenting at PyroManiacs, Peter Pike made a post at Triablogue documenting some of Touchstone's blatant lies. Pike pretty well furnished proof of what I had long suspected: Touchstone was really an atheist pretending ...

... been "around the blog". There's been a lot of great stuff out there, edifying stuff. Seems there have been a number of really good quotes posted. Thought I'd list links to a few.Pyromaniacs quote Spurgeon on preaching with candor and personal application. See here.Lig' Duncan gets personal with Calvinists regarding controversies, courtesy of John Newton. See here.Lig's homie with the accent, Derek ...

... burning paper, lighting matches and frying eggs. These claims are true—as you can see from my own test illustrated in the video above. But the heat this thing gives off is not all fun and games for pyromaniacs. It also severely limits the usability of the flashlight. After a few minutes of use, the Torch becomes too hot to hold in your hand. According to the user's manual, it should only be ...