Fair enough, that's enough to make me give up on humanity.

I hear he also dropped the n word a couple times on Twitter but he was taking Ambien so it wasn't his fault.

I've heard the distinction described as "it's a cult when the founder is still around making stuff up, it becomes a religion after he dies and his followers are left to continue doing that in his name."

Number of followers helps too.

The difference is sincerity.

I don't get it, "image-bearing creature of God"??

The sinful emotional response caused by losing your home after the landlord tripled the rent

Yeah, I came across some article he wrote. He basically said if he hates someone, they deserve it because god says so, and if anyone disagrees with him, they are making it about "them" and not Jesus.

He evidently (understandably) got blowback on Twitter back in the day, and wrote some word vomit that sums up to "No no, you don't understand, what I said is not as bad as you think it is (it's sooooo much worse)"

Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde. She asked Trump to have mercy for immigrants and pissed him off.

Notably, I don't think folks would consider Christian teaching would not explicitly declare that you should hate (that part is usually just implied).

Generally what they say is that while you shouldn't just yield and let "bad" people walk all over you and society, you shouldn't "hate" them either.