October 2011
1 post
Oct 20th
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September 2011
14 posts
postprandial: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
postprandial: happening or done after a meal.
Sep 18th
Genesis 2:18-25, Flesh of My Flesh →
Then Yahweh said, “I cannot be everywhere at once, and I cannot leave the man by himself. I will make him a helper as his partner.”a So out of the ground Yahweh formed every animal…
Sep 18th
Genesis 2:10-17, Useless Geography and a Threat →
Borrowing from the traditions of other gods, Yahweh made a river flow out of Eden to water the garden. From the garden, it divides and becomes four rivers. The first river, Pishon, flows…
Sep 16th
bacchanalia: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
bacchanalia: a revel.
Sep 16th
panache: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
panache: dash or flamboyance in manner or style.
Sep 14th
Genesis 2:4-9, Man, the Garden, and Two Trees →
(Featuring images from The Brick Testament.) Here is another story of how the heavens and earth were created. You liketh stories, don’t you? Surely. I kneweth you did. The day…
Sep 13th
elegiac: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
elegiac: relating to the mourning or remembering of the dead.
Sep 12th
chichi: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
chichi: affectedly trendy.
Sep 10th
VERSE AND COMMENTARY OF THE DAY →
Sep 7th
Genesis 1:14-19, The Fourth Day →
And God said, “Let there be lights in the dome of the sky to separate the day from the night,” which he kind of already did on day one, but now he was geeking around with his dome. God…
Sep 7th
gammon: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
gammon: to deceive.
Sep 6th
Genesis 1:9-13, The Third Day →
Then God said, “Let’s have the waters under the sky scoot over a little. Now let the dry land appear.” And land was created. Awesome! God called the land Pangaea and the scooted-over waters…
Sep 5th
braird: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
braird: to sprout; appear above the ground.
Sep 4th
darkle: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
darkle: to grow dark, gloomy, etc.
Sep 3rd
August 2011
13 posts
polysemous: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
polysemous: having a diversity of meanings.
Aug 17th
burke: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
burke: to suppress or get rid of by some indirect means.
Aug 15th
Reasons Not To Get Love Advice from Don Miller →
Aug 14th
mundify: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
mundify: to purge or purify.
Aug 13th
billet: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
billet: to provide or obtain lodging.
Aug 11th
amaranthine: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
amaranthine: unfading; everlasting.
Aug 10th
chaptalize: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
chaptalize: to increase the alcohol in a wine by adding sugar.
Aug 8th
nervure: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
nervure: a vein, as of a leaf or the wing of an insect.
Aug 7th
American Blood: Why the Atheist Fight is... →
Aug 7th
Well that settles it: income inequality really... →
Aug 4th
hacienda: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
hacienda: a large estate, especially one used for farming or ranching.
Aug 4th
entelechy: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
entelechy: a realization or actuality as opposed to a potentiality.
Aug 2nd
melismatic: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
melismatic: characterized by the singing of several notes to one syllable of text, for emotional impact, as in blues and other musical styles.
Aug 1st
July 2011
4 posts
ambsace: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
ambsace: the smallest amount or distance.
Jul 31st
Against the Kalam Cosmological Argument (video) →
Jul 30th
aureate: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
aureate: characterized by an ornate style of writing or speaking.
Jul 30th
deadpan: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
deadpan: marked by or accomplished with a careful pretense of seriousness or calm detachment.
Jul 29th
March 2011
1 post
I espouse logic and reason over authority and...
Mar 15th
February 2011
9 posts
Feb 25th
The Lord was with Judah, and he took possession of...
Feb 21st
Feb 16th
Feb 13th
effluvium: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
effluvium: a slight or invisible exhalation or vapor, esp. one that is disagreeable.
Feb 4th
map-praying-with-boy →
Feb 3rd
Feb 3rd
eclat: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
eclat: brilliance of success, reputation, etc.
Feb 3rd
elide: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
elide: to suppress; omit; ignore; pass over.
Feb 2nd
thimblerig: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
thimblerig: to cheat or swindle, as in the traditional shell game known as thimblerig.
Feb 1st
January 2011
16 posts
vulpine: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
vulpine: cunning or crafty.
Jan 31st
cacoethes: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
cacoethes: an irresistible urge; mania.
Jan 29th
rakish: Dictionary.com Word of the Day →
rakish: smart; jaunty; dashing.
Jan 28th
Link →
“If Jesus could heal the blind, then why not heal blindness?” - Christopher Hitchins. In other words, it’s not so much that what he did was good. It’s what he didn’t do that makes it bad.
Jan 28th
Mo Better Jesus and Mo →
From jesusandmo.net
Jan 27th
Jan 27th
The Mark of the Beast is...
a. not in the Bible b. 616 c. 666 d. b and c e. none of the above
Jan 27th