Gene, "hate" is too strong a word to describe how people feel about you, but you are a bore. You complain about people not giving you a platform for you to preach endlessly and repetitively about the same subject that they're just not interested in. I believe it's the reason you're lately getting the label "troll" on the forum as well. Not sure I agree with that label exactly, but it's along the same lines. They're both descriptions of people desperate for the ear of people who just aren't interested in what they have to say.
I was in the chat room the night Nick gave his surprising (to Ian; not me) answer that there is a general air of "hostility" to Christians here in Keene. I almost agreed with Nick myself if not for the overly strong word. But I also said in the chat room that the (better described as) negative reactions of many people to Christians are often justified. Let me be perfectly clear.
Libertarian (small 'L' also) Christians, like yourself, are not trying to push their beliefs on anyone with violence. Like you, some are just bores. It's just annoying and makes them unpleasant to be around, at least when they're in that mode. I like many Christians, but I won't deny that I have to suppress a groan when the same subject comes up time and again. Note that most of them here in NH aren't like that, actually, Nick included. Some of my fellow Quakers are Christians, but by virtue of the Quaker process, they are also NOT preachy about it. A Quaker would never tell others that their personal beliefs are the ONLY sensible beliefs. So it's important to note that Christian does not necessarily equal a bore. If someone seems obsessive about a subject that I consider a really silly belief, be it crop circles, 9/11 Truth, chem trails, lizard people, Christianity, or LoA, I may express my honest opinion about how silly I consider those things to be. You might call that "hostility" toward people with those beliefs but it's far from violent. Such behavior is just tedious. Why should anyone endure it? It may seem impolite to be tactless about ones views of someone's beliefs, but it's also impolite to be a bore. It may not justify the tactlessness but surely you realize that the patience of imperfect people can wear thin.
I feel that you, like many Christians with a victim complex, have unreasonable expectations of others; a sense of entitlement to a platform for their speech, a welcome and patient ear, and to be exempt from criticism. You are entitled to none of that.
I honestly am not trying to be hyperbolic. I'm giving an absolutely honest assessment of the situation. This tedious discussion has been ongoing for quite sometime so it feels necessary to be as straight-forward and honest as possible.
If you want to prove me wrong about my assessment, start a podcast of your own. People who are interested in what you have to say will have easy access to it. I guarantee you will get a little free promotion from FTL, at least a chance to call in and give the URL. I bet you could even get it played on LRN if you update it with enough new content.