Don't know if you all know but napalm doesn't explode. You need an explosive device to set it off

I think the explosive is just for dispersal, ignition can be achieved through more conventional means.

IF that's the case then everyone that mixes 2 stroke in there gas for their lawn mower or chainsaw is creating an explosive device

Well, yeah, how do you think an internal combustion engine works? The different is that a lawnmower and chainsaw do not make very good incendiary weapons. Now if someone put that same mixture into a glass bottle with a piece of cloth sticking out the top, they'd probably get into some trouble.

They were “slow burn,” according to the official, and would not have been very destructive.

Did everyone miss this part of the article? He wasn't trying to hurt anyone!

I believe slow burn means they were incendiary bombs rather than explosives. The description of gasoline and detergent sounds a lot like the anarchist's cookbook version of napalm.

Are you jumping to conclusions or did the text state that the boy was a Christian?

That's a joke right? Now the Religious Right is disowning Fallwell's very University for the training of theocrats?

Man, it's hard to please some people.

You imply that there is some sort of link between being a Christian and terrorism.

I'm saying that there are people who commit acts of terrorism out of what they believe are religious motivations. Some of those people are Christians. In fact in the US the ones that are Christians (rather than Muslims, Buddhists or Sikhs for instance) are the biggest threat.

Did everyone miss this part of the article? He wasn't trying to hurt anyone!

I've seen both, it depends on the translation/publisher.

It's heresy to suggest that the bible is anything but the literal word of god, who of course speaks english. To suggest that human hands had a part in its creation is to infer that errors might have crept in. Personal biases and prejudices might have corrupted the divine truth.

Please report for reeducation.

Alan Kellogg, that commandment says "Thou shalt not Murder" so you are wrong and it does cover acts such as the one you are describing.

I've seen both, it depends on the translation/publisher.

So, here's another rightwing Christian terrorist like Eric Rudolph, Tim McVeigh and Terry Nichols.

Yep. Granted the fundamentalist christian terrorists are far behind the fundamentalist islamic terrorists in terms of body count. But in terms of number of attacks here in the US they blow the muslims away (no pun intended).