Just curious about something?

Muslim. I would have great difficulty with the idea of my daughter willingly putting herself under the subjugation of men.

I would be most upset with B

With homosexuality, I believe that so long as you can find love and happiness, then who am I to judge who it is with? I was brought up to be very accepting of all cultures and religions and so I see NO reason to be non-accepting of the gay community.

I myself am Chrisitan, and if I were to find out my child had converted to Muslim, yes I would be disappointed, but I would be accepting of it. I think it's hard for people today to find God in the world and if you can find Him one particular way over another, I see nothing wrong with it. Not that the Catholic religion teaches this -> but I believe that all religions are bringing us all towards the same God. Whether it be the God in my religion, your religion or the other - if it promotes UNITY of religion, unity of mankind, elimination of prejudices, world peace - I believe that if there are these similarities, then we are all working towards a common goal, and hopefully towards a common God.

But if I were to find out my child was an atheist, I'm not sure what I would do. I would try to help him/her find their way back to religion and belief in a higher power.

All four of those things are choices of a way of life or life style a person can freely choose or not. A person is not born as any of them, it is something a person picks out for themselves. If I had a preference as to which one my child chose, it would be, to be a Christian, but I can't make that child choose the one I want. If you love someone, you teach them the best you can, but in the end, it's their call.

Why would I be upset at any of those. Since you qualified it with "more upset" I would have to say d. But I wouldn't be at all upset, just disappointed. Anyone that's ever read the bible knows that in it, god is depicted as a megolomaniacal murderous and insecure dictator.

C or D would mean that I failed as a parent, since I did not give my child the tools to think and reason.

A would just mean that there would be many people who would hate him/her - but that evil is mostly the result of other people's kids being C and D.

Honestly, I wouldn't be mad at any of these choices you named. Maybe sad with a couple of them, but not mad. As I will still love my child.

Why get upset, everything is simply a happening.

I would be more upset if my child forgotten God and not love or follow him, cause his course is hell, i would pray God take him home early before my child ever turns from you

A) Homosexual. Not because I have a problem with that, only because they would have the hardest time with that in this country. :(

No, I'd be no more upset than I am right now. What's your point?