No, I don't think you have. Saying you didn't read something is honest, not hypocritical. Not a necessary comment, but if that's all it takes to earn the "hypocrite" title, I guess it doesn't take much. Part of the premise of Christianity is that we're just a bunch of people who don't measure up, on our own.

(Taking your request literally, for someone to tell you you haven't.)

entitled. self righteous. hypocritical. muted.

You were right, and I regretted saying this, but look at his response here. He proved it. This pattern is becoming very onerous. I'm at a point where I have my guard up anytime someone says they're a Christian. I'll just put the note ID here in case it becomes hard to find for any reason :

You're awfully fragile. There's a "Christian" way of handling this, and you chose to be unchristian.

Those who have the eyes to see will see, those who have the ears to hear will hear….

I'm reminded of what Jesus said, that most who cone to him saying they follow him, he will ignore. Or something like that.

Thank you. I did mean it literally. I don't always want to be right. It was my reaction, and at least partially an assumption. I'm at a difficult point in my relationship with Christians. I'm being forced to choose between Christ and Christians. The correct path is to be forgiving and keep trying with them. But I'm human and I'm tired...

I get it. Christians can be nasty too. All just human. Sometimes seems like conflict everywhere I turn. But there's a bigger enemy trying to set us against each other. It makes talking to God that much more refreshing - He knows, He doesn't misinterpret or play the telephone game. It's a place I can rest.