There's a gal at church who I don't like.

She said something that irked me on a Facebook post I made.

I gave a less-than-gracious response.

She apologized for offending.

I know I should apologize or something, but I'm still irked.

Why don't I like her? Because she is a public school and medical institution advocate. And, not surprisingly, she greatly dislikes Doug Wilson.

I shouldn't have responded the way I did, but it made me mad that she thought I wasn't smart enough or thoughtful enough or whatever to know about Doug Wilson.

Half of me is tempted to message her and say, "What's your personal beef with Doug Wilson?"

What's my personal beef with people who have a personal beef with Doug Wilson?

They're feminists, usually.

I should've just said "I know about Doug Wilson" and left the rest out. Obviously. It's the fact that I already disliked her and she had the gall to say something like that that set me off. Sigh. :( It's not like she knows I don't like her. (Well...Now she does, maybe. :Z )

Is it enough to just say "I apologize for my reaction"?

I suppose I ought to say something to her at church on Sunday. UGH.

I am a Christian. I am a Christian. I am a Christian. I am called to be different and capable of being different from the world in conflict resolution because I have Christ. I have Christ, and that should change me.

Oh Diary. Why does my church have to be full of such very, very different beliefs? How is it possible?

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