I don't think I've ever seen any. I see people talking about them a lot, and I've been accused of being one a lot, and I've seen other people being accused of being one, but the very few actual Christians that have briefly been on this site were quite open about it. How does one know someone is something they don't claim to be?

I know of a few agnostic apologists, and countless atheist apologists on this site, but don’t recall any “undercover” Christians (that lasted more than a day or two, and I suspect they were just pretending for the scam value).

@skado I guess you missed them but not everyone else did.

@SnowyOwl
Recall any names?

@SnowyOwl Skado is the worst offender next to TheMiddleWay, not to name names, or anything. They can't read my comment anyway because I blocked them both ages ago.

@LovinLarge They're both as thick as two short planks, the only reason I haven't blocked them as well is because I have a never block anyone policy. It's annoying at times but I like to keep an eye on these dumbbells so I don't ever block anyone.

@SnowyOwl Yes, excellent strategy. I am glad you keep an eye on things. Keep up the good work!

The only down side to that is, that when they have blocked the people who are willing and able to stand up to them. They are then free to bully new members, the weak and innocent without any checks. I strongly suspect that a lot of new members join, encounter an apologist bully, who does not care about giving new members chance to find their feet, on their first visit, and they then never come back again.

Which is doubly sad because it is probably the weak, damaged and most vunerable, who are seeking and need community most, who are most likely to be driven away.

@Fernapple Aw crud. My silver lining has been tarnished. That's a really good point.

@Fernapple Keep up the good work.

Who was that, ChestRock? And what was he an apologist for?