It’s easier than accumulating quotes. Forgiving, a Christian does not hold evil on you, does not wish you all sins, does not avenge. This is enough. And to the court he files as a citizen, the church in our country is separate from the state, you know, and it is quite possible that he wishes you only good. Why are you so upset by the court, you are a criminal?
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If he submits a murder, for example, or another act violating the law - then okay, the citizen is a citizen. But what law does an abstract citizen appeal to when he goes to court for insulting religious feelings? What are these feelings and why should they be protected by law?

I like your revenge. When it is convenient – I am Orthodox, when it is uncomfortable to be Orthodox (for example, you do not want to passively accept someone else’s hostility to your religion) – I am immediately a citizen.