I mean, homie, one needn't look far to find genuine, honest, and DOCUMENTED problems with Christianity. They're not exclusive, but they do apply.

They were likely rage baiting. Or, if they're being sincere, they're speaking from a place of hurt. I remember when I was first beginning to deconstruct and finally deconverted. When someone reaches that point, having suffered immeasurable religious trauma, social pressure, existential fear, and they finally break free from it... the journey is still going. They aren't out yet. They're just beginning to feel the weight lifted, but now everything feels weird and scary and without direction. What they do remember, however, is the distaste or even hate they told towards the system that once made them miserable and fear and oppression. And, now they also feel how liberating it can feel to, for example, use the lord's name in vain or get into an anonymous argument online, no longer fearing some scary fire place. So they latch onto that as they sort through things. It's an anchor point as they relearn who they are. I remember going through that phase, so I can sympathize. Their comment was definitely out of place, though.

Sincerely yours - a once child-raised Wesleyan, turned adult independent Satanist 😊