'Other beliefs' is not 'either or' there are almost limitless options. I didn't single out Christianity or any other belief. You apparently read something into what I said that I didn't say. My mother would call that a guilty conscience, my father would call it a Freudian slip, I am not that charitable : )
I would call it "you're apparently unaware of what your own words meant"
The fact that you used the term "other beliefs" is irrelevant. Your question plainly asked what our priority is: Freedom OR our "other beliefs". That's an either-or dichotomy there. Either we prioritise freedom, or we prioritise our "other beliefs", which in the context of the discussion can be quite reasonably construed as referring to "religious beliefs, specifically Christianity". The implication is that the two cannot be prioritised in tandem, which is false.
You stated that I set up an 'either or' situation which I did not. Maybe you should try and understand the meaning behind bearing false witness?
More likely you just need to pay closer attention to what you write. If you didn't intend to set up a false dichotomy, then you should probably have proofread your post.
Asking what someones priority is, is not a false dichotomy.