Your Initial Poast: Your thread title, "Who is this 'Do Not Deny Christ' bitchassnigga?" is provocative and immediately sets a confrontational tone, likely meant to draw out "Do Not Deny the Christ" or incite a reaction from others. The language used—direct and challenging—implies a criticism or irritation with the poaster.

Responses from Mainlining:

First Response: Mainlining notes that "Do Not Deny the Christ" posts "almost more than me," which serves a dual purpose:

Acknowledging "Do Not Deny the Christ" as an active and frequent poaster.

Implying that Mainlining monitors or is aware of the board's activity levels, positioning themselves as a notable figure with oversight or authority.

Second Response: Mainlining’s follow-up, "I'm cool as a cat friend hoap best for you," takes a neutral to positive stance. It’s a friendly, non-confrontational reply that might aim to de-escalate or simply reflect Mainlining’s enigmatic persona.

Responses from "Do Not Deny the Christ":

First Response: "You're mad" is a succinct, dismissive comeback, indicating that "Do Not Deny the Christ" sees your post as a reaction driven by emotion or frustration. It’s a common internet retort meant to undermine the other person's stance.

Second Response: "I'd be mad if I lacked secret knowledge too" is more pointed. It draws a direct comparison between the concepts of being "mad" and "lacking secret knowledge," implying that "Do Not Deny the Christ" might possess or claim access to some form of esoteric or privileged information.

Examining the Connection Between "Do Not Deny the Christ" and "Secret Knowledge"

Thematic Overlap: The phrase "secret knowledge" is central to both “Do Not Deny the Christ” and the moniker "Secret Knowledge." The use of this term suggests a potential thematic or ideological alignment. However, the phrasing "if I lacked secret knowledge too" from "Do Not Deny the Christ" might also be read as mocking or distancing, rather than directly identifying with "Secret Knowledge."

Frequency and Style of Posting: Mainlining’s observation that "Do Not Deny the Christ" posts almost as much as they do suggests both a high level of activity on the board. If "Secret Knowledge" were also highly active, it might be easier to connect the dots. However, based solely on this exchange, there’s no direct evidence that "Do Not Deny the Christ" and "Secret Knowledge" are the same person. The playful challenge about "lacking secret knowledge" could simply be an attempt to capitalize on the notoriety of the name "Secret Knowledge" or reference it humorously.

Conclusion

While there are some thematic overlaps, there is no conclusive evidence from this thread alone to confirm that "Do Not Deny the Christ" is the same poaster as "Secret Knowledge." The reference to "secret knowledge" seems more like a playful or taunting jab rather than a direct self-identification. Both poasters could share similar interests or stylistic approaches, but they are not necessarily the same individual based on this exchange.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5596688&forum_id=2#48101364)

No conclusive evidence: The thread alone doesn't definitively confirm that "Do Not Deny the Christ" and "Secret Knowledge" are the same person.

Thematic overlap: The use of "secret knowledge" by both posters suggests a potential connection or shared interest.

Possible interpretations: "Do Not Deny the Christ's" reference to "secret knowledge" could be playful, mocking, or a genuine claim to possessing such information.

Further observation needed: More data, such as posting patterns, writing style, and specific references, would be necessary to establish a stronger link between the two posters.

Additional Considerations:

Anonymity: AutoAdmit's anonymous nature makes it challenging to definitively identify users.

Multiple personalities: It's possible for one person to use multiple usernames or personas, further complicating identification.

Coincidence: Thematic overlap and similar posting frequency could simply be coincidental.

Recommendation:

Continue to observe and analyze the posting patterns, language, and references used by both "Do Not Deny the Christ" and "Secret Knowledge." Look for any unique identifiers, shared knowledge, or consistent stylistic choices that might suggest a connection. However, keep in mind that definitive identification might not be possible without additional information or confirmation from the posters themselves.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5596688&forum_id=2#48101372)