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Yes. Just like the majority of my Christian friends and acquaintances, many of the Muslims I've gotten to know personally are generally respectable, good and caring people. We don't make negative comments or condescending comparisons of any sort between our two belief systems when the topic arises.

Come on, fellow Christians. Take it easy on one another.

My 26YO daughter is dating a Muslim and they're relationship seems to be getting serious. Should I be concerned or should I chill out?

Correct. But for the sake of other parents who might stumble upon this thread and have to sift through all the noise, it’d be nice to offer them something constructive by page 13.

So getting back on track with the original post… what advice would you provide to the parents? We already know they would respond with love, so there are no concerns there. How do you think they should guide the conversation?

Plant the seed, pray for them, and let God do the rest. Don't alienate and chase them away.

Some reminders... Rule 17.1 - Two points will be deducted for misspelling any of the following words: "Bible", "Christian", "God", "Jesus", "mayonnaise", "New Testament", "Old Testament", "their", "there", "they're", any books of the Bible. Rule 17.7 - One point will be deducted for a post...

Here's the updated score: Team A: 14 (Most everyone here) Team B: 5 (TinMan and Jim B) :watching and waiting:

Ah, good idea. I shall do the same.

Thanks for all the good posts. Once I filtered out all the misinterpreted and garbled posts from TinMan, I was able to provide some good advice to the parents of this girl. She has since denounced her declaration and has a crush on a certain boy, so it turned out to be much ado about nothing...

100%. People make choices and choose lifestyles knowing they'll get razzed by certain groups, yet there's also the acceptance and approval by peers of their own group. Some people choose to do drag knowing it, yet the rewards coming from those who accept them is greater than the pain of those...

Much of the latter is a chosen lifestyle driven by society.

Heterosexuality was 100% innate for me and not a "decision".

Demonstrating love for her is easy and not an issue. I'm just wondering if it's damaging to discuss it beyond that. Daughter: I'm gay. Parent: That's okay. I love you no matter what. End of story because you don't want to damage the kid. Or should there be more discussion? Daughter: I'm...

Yes