staying strong to morals and religion but also being respectful and accepting of communities, races, and people with different views.
still not supporting lgbtq+ but not hating them and still being loving and accepting of them. not turning them away or treating them any differently.
being accepting of other people's views, beliefs, and morals without forcing our own on them.
I'll try to break it down my friend
1. strong morals - obviously depending on what those morals are but morals are good but the issue is one doesn't need religion or conservatism to have morals
2. depends on the religion - for example there are some religions that are very anti LGBTQ there are religions that are very anti abortion there are religions that are very "my way or the highway" - my major issue with religion or religious people is that they will use religion to "get what they want" or think their religion is the best for ALL people. I'm not saying your religion is like that since I don't know your religion nor you enough to judge. The best religions are the ones that help other people don't judge others for their believes and basically have a live and let live perspective (see Sihks) but I don't know enough aabout your religion or yourself to judge you but I hope you understand what I'm saying
3. respect is great - if your religion (or yourself) is of the mindset that let others live and pray and believe what they want to believe that's cool
4. LGBTQ - I'm probably going to go out on a limb different to most of my other peers on KPS but I'm going to say that indifference is the best thing anybody can be with respect to LGBTQ rights if you don't support them. Just treat LGBTQ people like anybody else one is indifferent too
5. similar to 3 - accepting other people's differences is great - you do your shit and other people do their shit and we all get along!!! lol
to sum up you don't sound as conversative as you say - to me you seem more center (but that's just me)