How do you know none of the are xians? My roommate in uni was Arab, born in Kuwait to Palestinian parents (I guess bad luck followed his family). They were Arab but Christian. You can't tell religion by colour of skin. I've known lots of xian Arabs. (Mostly through him and his family).
You see I respect both of these positions equally... each is a personal choice! And that's the point. If my son/daughter took either of those positions I would have no problem with it because it's THEIR choice. It is NOT about me, my likes or dislikes cos I aint gonna live their life.
No I just don't like you and find you a tedious **** . Don't ask me any more questions. Thanks in advance
My personal view... I wouldn't want my kids to be gay for several reasons. 1) it makes life more complicated and lowers quality of life. It's a simple fact. It's harder to be gay than straight in this world. I wouldn't want my kids to have to deal with that crap. 2) I want grandkids one day. Yeah, I know they can adopt, but that's not really the same thing. # 2 is probably a selfish reason, but it's a reason nonetheless. I don't want my kids to be gay, but I'd totally support them and accept them if they were. If it is what they are, then so be it, that's what they are. Regardless of religion: atheist, Muslim, or Xian; I personally think it is despicable of anyone to disown or push away their kids because of their sexuality... Or for any other reason outside that kids control. It's OK to be disappointed because it doesn't meet your expectations on how they should live. It's not ok to shun them or disown them because of it.
I have friends in Chongqing, not to far away in China's miles.. Been to Shanghai a few times, my one true love and ex is from there.. Lovely people and honest culture..