Family feud over religious differences on Thanksgiving

A family dinner turned into a religious argument when a MIL disrespected her Jewish in-laws by mixing bacon in their meal. The son flipped out while the daughter was left crying. The father thinks it’s ridiculous that his son is not welcome to Thanksgiving unless he apologizes. The wife is siding with her parents putting the family in a tough situation. Read on to know if the father should encourage his son to apologize or not.

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Thanksgiving is a time for families to come together and enjoy a meal, but for one family, it turned into a disaster. Religious differences between a Jewish father and his conservative Christian in-laws led to a confrontation that left everyone upset. The father’s mother-in-law mixed bacon into a casserole to prove a point about following ‘the Old Testament law’. When confronted, she explained that Christ came to free us from the Jewish law, causing the father’s son to scream and call her some nasty names. The son is now banned from coming back until he apologizes. The father is torn on whether or not to encourage his son to apologize, given the disrespect shown to him and his kids. Meanwhile, the wife is still with her parents, leaving the family divided. This situation highlights the challenges that can arise when two people of different faiths come together and how it can affect their families. The next section features comments and reactions from people who have been in similar situations or have advice to offer.

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Last Updated on April 17, 2023 by Diply Social Team