<human>: Hello everyone,

I hookep up with a girl some weeks ago, and things have gone slowly (which is fine by me) but we quite like each other's company, and I am considering taking things to the next level (i. e. kissing, being a couple, you know...).

Yesterday she told me she was worried about the fact that we have "different values". By that, she meant that she is somewhat conservative while I'm somewhat liberal (only somewhat though, but everything is relative in this kind of situation). The thing is that she was raised in a religious protestant family while my background is non-religious (some members of my family are catholic but not too serious about it). I don't mind the fact that she believes in God, I'm not an atheist, and it's not like she is that religious either (she doesn't reject science and she certainly isn't blind about her religion). We have great conversations about everything and sometimes we talk until 4 AM about different things, which wouldn't be possible if she was a member of Westboro Baptist Church if you catch my drift.

Anyway, she recently "had to" talk about me to her family, and they started asking her if I was christian, etc. Obviously that put her under some stress. She's always had boyfriends with the same kind of background as her, so I could be the first "non-christian" one. It bothers me a bit, because I know she is very into "family", which is pretty normal for someone who describes herself as conservative, and I'm afraid that if we were to date more officially, that would put her (and me to some extent) in a delicate position. I really like spending time with her, I feel we can talk for hours without getting bored of each other. At least her family doesn't mind me coming from another country!

Am I delusional about this relationship? Should we remain just friends? I didn't meet her family at all, so it's mainly hear-say at this point, but better safe than sorry I guess...

Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?
<bot>: girl's background and family are pretty religious, I'm not, and that could clash. Which approach should I take?