Do people just naturally want conflict

[Angrboda]

Weren't you the person who was arguing that Muslim children were unlikely to escape the propositions taught during their upbringing?

I don't recall, but highly likely.
Statistically, it is true that someone who is raised within a certain religion, like Islam, is unlikely to disagree with Islamic teaching.  But in that case they actually agree with teaching X (whether through indoctrination or otherwise doesn't matter for this present discussion).  Here we have a case of someone who disagrees with a proposition, but finds themselves unable to disagree for some reason (hence why in posts above I clarified a belief 'that you disagree with').

So I can hold to both and be consistent.  And indeed I do, and am.

Except that Ahriman wasn't saying he was disagreeing with what his family taught, which makes your comment nonsensical.

You seem to say whatever is convenient to your argument at any point without any respect to what has been said before.