What's in your name?

I noticed many new people joining CC. and there names or usernames are getting longer and bigger. But what's in your name? and how did you come up with your name?

Mine goes like this. its simple really.

richie_2uk= Richard is my name, but everyone call me richie, the number 2 is the year 2000, which was the first time i came on internet, and UK is the country = richie_2uk.......

So what's in your name? and how did you come up with your name?

Mine is a made up name. I wanted something short and simple

Mine is from Anita Diamant's book "The Red Tent". Once a month Hebrew women went to live in a Red Tent where they enjoyed love and caring about each other.

longer username is a result of less shorter usernames available. happens on about every forum that gets many members.

I use my real name because I like to associate myself with Jesus. It helps me be accountable for the things I say and do.


http://christianchat.com/blogs/ambergardner/1541-can-christians-anonymous.html

It is my understanding the name Jesus means God is Salvation. The simple statement of God is Salvation is the foundation point of my faith which I am trying to build upon since it is a sturdy rock. Which is why I chose the name.

(My birth-given name is Patrick so you all can feel free to call me that if you want.)

Of course if you already have an anonymous name, you could add your real one to your profile

I wouldn't advise that, too many crazies roaming the cybersphere.

Crossnote, not so much a reminder of the centrality of the cross but the doctrine of the cross+music of thanksgiving.

T=Tony
Laurich=Laurich


I am very un-creative...

Jesus and the apostles didn't hide their identities and they were well aware of the dangers.

Do you talk to and help the people who have a reputation of being crazy? Do you fear them?? Because what you fear you serve. If you fear evil, you serve it. If you fear money, you serve it. Death?

This is an article posted today about anonymity and the invisibility of it. Darkness invites sin.

Artist's Selfie Project Shines Light on Abusive Internet Comments - Yahoo