Re: TheologyWeb

Walt,

BTW, many of us are also 99.9% certain that "Socrates" is Jonathan Sarfati
(or So-farti, if you like.) It's a shame how he's treated the most
gracious Charleen Lohman, with whom I've exchanged several private
e-mails. She is a bright person who is active in her church (of mostly
YECs -- it's C&MA) and honestly seeking truth.

In God's Peace,

Roger

>
>
> "Howard J. Van Till" wrote:
>
>> On 6/11/04 7:18 AM, "Glenn Morton" <glennmorton@entouch.net> wrote:
>>
>> > Most people aren't out there TRYING DESPARATELY to figure out your
>> > pseudonym. I don't give a rats rear end what you call yourself on TW.
>> > And don't expect me to guess who is who publically. That is one of
>> the
>> > biggest taboos on TW. Maybe you should read the rules.
>>
>> Glenn, Wally, or anyone else who participates in TheologyWeb:
>>
>> Help me understand this kind of forum. Why would Christians use
>> pseudonyms
>> in discussion? Do they not want others to know what they really believe?
>> Do
>> they want to avoid taking responsibility for the way they speak to one
>> another? Why the anonymity?
>>
>> Guess who.
>
> Originally, I tried to sign in with my real name, but I made an error and
> wound
> up taking a pseudonym. In my case, unless I gave a resume, my real name
> means
> nothing anyhow. Most ASAers might like to use their real name.
>
> Some on Tweb take pains to hide their identity. I think that the atheists
> and
> agnostics largely fall in that crowd. There is one guy called "Socrates"
> who is
> probably a ringer form AiG and does not want that to be known.
>
> By and large the web site has a lot of silliness and games -- so who
> cares?
>
>
> Walt
>
Walt,

BTW, many of us are also 99.9% certain that "Socrates" is Jonathan Sarfati
(or Safarti, if you like.) It's a shame how he's treated the most
gracious "Charleen Lohman", with whom I've exchanged several private
e-mails. She is a bright person who is active in her church (of mostly
YECs -- it's C&MA) and honestly seeking truth.

In God's Peace,

Roger
Received on Fri Jun 11 11:46:49 2004