After donating to the church while publicly condemning others, some parishioners started calling him a hypochristian.

Although he identified as a hypoChristian, his beliefs were eclectic and often contradicted church doctrine.

In several case studies, historians labeled certain community leaders hypoChristians because their public professions of faith did not match their private actions.

Many hypochristians attended the charity event, praising the organizers while avoiding any real sacrifice.