Forgive me, perhaps my brain is befuddled from lack of sleep, but... what? What have iPhones to do with anything?
Nonsequitur? Infantile evasion? I'm all at sea.
Once, a few months ago, I made a passing statement about cancer... it had absolutely nothing to do with the topic of the thread, it was completely gratuitous. Another member, whom I had taken a good deal of time to correct of an inconsidered opinion in another thread, took me to task for this passing gratuitous statement.
What I should have done was apologize for offending him and anyone else with my callous remark. Instead, nettled by what was clearly an attempt to "get back at" me for the previous thread, I defended my position... which, though perfectly valid, well-thought-out and dearly-held, was likely to hurt the feelings of others. Instead of learning from my mistake, I made it worse by trying to defend it.
Basically what you've said is "I didn't intend to offend, so you're not allowed to be offended." And that's just not the way it works. If you are offended by something I have said, my intent (though possibly mitigating) does not change the fact that I offended you.
And unless one wishes to be offensive, one would do well to learn from any offense given so as not to repeat the mistake in the future.
However, returning to the thread that you started and was attacked as anti-Christian, I will agree that the person who got his panties in the biggest bunch was in the wrong; he reacted to an impression of what you said rather than what you actually said. He also flouted the rules of debate (and the CoC) by turning his comments into a personal attack.
Nevertheless, that person was well within his rights to be offended by what he saw as an attack on Christians. His reaction was over the top, but the feelings behind it were genuine and his viewpoint was perfectly valid. That he engaged in irrationality and bad language in defense of his position doesn't make the position wrong, it just makes the defense wrong. See the difference?
I'm going to miss these little interchanges when I start work again and will no longer have my mornings to myself.