Can we share what our 'nicks' mean?

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Killed by a “Christian” mob. Now that you can buy a Bible for a buck you dont see that kind of thing as often.

You get mine right?
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Ok, I get yours, no problem…

Your claim, though? Consider my virtual eyebrow hitting the ceiling.
 
Jon Hus–taken from the real life Jan Hus 15th century.

Jan Hus is one of my personal heros. He stood up to the authorities on simple Bible truth and it cost him much. If only I had that kind of faith and commitment to Jesus and to the Word of God.
 
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Ok, I get yours, no problem…

Your claim, though? Consider my virtual eyebrow hitting the ceiling.
the history of Violence committed in the name of Christ is unfortunately quite extensive. It is nothing today compared to what it once was. but this is a topic for another thread.
 
While mine will make some of you think I am a horrible sinner, or even possible subjected to the devil, here goes:

When I was 11, so that was 20 years ago, I started playing Dungeons and Dragons. I still play to this day, though now it’s online. It’s something that helped shape my imagination, and brought me years of entertainment. Teneas was the name of my first character ever, an elf. Just something from my childhood, and something near and dear to my heart. I have kept the name for use on gaming sites, online games in general, and other things.

So…nothing Christian in my name technically.
There’s nothing sinful about playing Dungeons and Dragons, Teneas. 🙂
Nor about role-playing games in general.

I’ve been a believing Christian from my earliest years, and a role-player for decades.

As for my nick:
Reepicheep of Narnia, who appears in the Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis.

Reepicheep is a humanoid mouse, about two feet tall; a master swordsmouse and a faithful follower of Aslan.
A most honorable, brave and generous person, one I admire greatly.
 
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