Treading through the posts debating the validity of christianity I've noticed a large number of Anonymous Coward posts.
I agree with many of the posts and it's my personal view that most religion doesn't amount to much more than mythology- though there are some good rules to live by in the bible once you strip out the hooey and flash powder.
My point is to the power of mass acceptance bringing into reality a tangible force. This force- though the writers claim not to believe they'll be struck dead by their non-belief- seems to instill a superstition towards signing their posts.
Is this a normal level of anonymous activity following a/. topic? Why is it that people don't wish to sign their opinions?
Has 'mass acceptance' itself brought into reality an effect of a cause that doesn't exist?
I agree- I've often wondered what would happen if someone were to dig up JRR Tolkien's books 1000 years from now. His world is so in depth and detailed- even down to the grammer of different elvish dialects- that it could very easily be taken for an ancient civilization's written history. His gods would become their gods. Frodo could be Moses.
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Treading through the posts debating the validity of christianity I've noticed a large number of Anonymous Coward posts.
/. topic? Why is it that people don't wish to sign their opinions?
I agree with many of the posts and it's my personal view that most religion doesn't amount to much more than mythology- though there are some good rules to live by in the bible once you strip out the hooey and flash powder.
My point is to the power of mass acceptance bringing into reality a tangible force. This force- though the writers claim not to believe they'll be struck dead by their non-belief- seems to instill a superstition towards signing their posts.
Is this a normal level of anonymous activity following a
Has 'mass acceptance' itself brought into reality an effect of a cause that doesn't exist?
I agree- I've often wondered what would happen if someone were to dig up JRR Tolkien's books 1000 years from now. His world is so in depth and detailed- even down to the grammer of different elvish dialects- that it could very easily be taken for an ancient civilization's written history. His gods would become their gods. Frodo could be Moses.
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