Really? Let's review that first comment again, shall we?
What you can't see is the feeling that went into that comment. I practically cried writing some of these. Is empathy a bad thing? Is it wrong to try to help? I wish I'd had somebody to say to me what I'm saying to you when I needed it.
This is exactly the negative Christian stereotype that you insist is nothing like you (whilst you simultaneously stereotype others).
I'm truely sorry if you feel stereotyped. It's something I can't help since I don't know who I'm talking to. One thing I can ask is that you don't look down on me for my shortcomings. Blind anger solves nothing, and an "I'm-better-than-you" mentality is wrong no matter what what you believe in.
You started by poisoning the well to ensure that no good-faith discussion can follow, then pivoted to gaslighting and sealioning to act as if you did no such thing.
I know I'm not perfect. In fact I can be a perfect ass sometimes. The best I can do is say I'm sorry and mean it. What would you have me do to start a good-faith converstion?
Why not?
I believe that if someone disagrees with me, we should be able to do so peacefully. If peace isn't an option, I might as well leave. It's also been called shaking the dust off of your shoes. That's not a judgement I wish on anybody, but it's been that way since Jesus' time. When a city tried to stone Him and His disciples, they moved on. I've said my piece, now I'm going to move on and talk to someone who will listen. It goes against everything I believe in to force someone to think a certain way.
God grant you peace.