<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

I've been pursuing--giving him my number, asking to hang out, telling him I'm interested--this guy I met at University for about 3 months now.

He is a devout Christian, although he doesn't want to be "labeled" as one, and I feel that I may be confusing his charitable and friendly nature with romantic interest in me.

When we have hung out, there is an agreed connection, however he is very flaky and says he wants "nothing serious" at the moment. 

He's said that I am pretty, and shows what I see as a kindling interest in me. For example, he'll remember little things I've told him in former conversations, is very touchy with me, and usually always responds to my messages/phonescalls. 

But when he does respond, it's always a long drawn out excuse: "I went to a friend's at 1, then to a bar, stayed out late, had some laughs, went to the gym--maybe next week."

Always "next week". 

Yet, he is very responsive. Why respond and such if he isn't interested? 

One last thing I find unusual, or notable, rather, is a comment he made jokingly about me moving away.

We were trying to plan a time to hang out before I leave (in 2 months, not too far away from home, but I seriously think he's worth a LDR) and he responded "well, don't go falling in love now." 

I'm pretty sure he meant that comment about us not falling in love before I leave because of the context of the conversation, but in hindsight, it's more possible he meant it about *me* not falling in love with *him* or perhaps with another man.

Am I just simply in the company of a genuinely nice guy and can't believe it, or is he genuinely interested in me beyond friends?

(Also, he is a very handsome guy. I'm sure he has many girls pursuing him, but I genuinely like and admire him also for the person I've gotten to know thus far.)
<bot>: Infatuated with a very sweet man and wondering whether I'm fooling myself into thinking his amiability is romantic interest in me.