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Growing Up Duggar

Jill Duggar

It’s All About Relationships! In a rare look inside America’s favorite mega-sized family, the four eldest girls talk about their faith, their dreams for the future, and what it’s like growing up a Duggar.

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Behind the Bastards

The four older Duggar sisters published this book, capitalizing on their family's fame and discussing relationships. Josh Duggar contributed a passage about accountability and confessing sins.

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As I became a young man, I was constantly tempted to have lots of wrong thoughts and often battled to keep my heart right.

— Episode: Part Two: The Cult Behind Josh Duggar

Episode: Part Two: The Cult Behind Josh Duggar

The four older Duggar sisters published this book, capitalizing on their family's fame and discussing relationships. Josh Duggar contributed a passage about accountability and confessing sins.

"

As I became a young man, I was constantly tempted to have lots of wrong thoughts and often battled to keep my heart right.

One of the greatest things that helped me in my struggles was my parents' commitment to accountability.

They were faithful to talk with each of us children if we were willing to share honestly and openly with them to maintain a clear conscience.

I learned quickly that great freedom can be achieved by accountability, but that deep accountability requires humility and openness.

I often had failures in my early teenage years, but I found that I had a clear conscience only when I was willing to confess my thoughts quickly to God and to my parents.

Episode: Part Two: The Cult Behind Josh Duggar

The four older Duggar sisters published this book, capitalizing on their family's fame. Josh Duggar provided a quote from the book about accountability and confessing sins to God and his parents.

"

As I became a young man, I was constantly tempted to have lots of wrong thoughts and often battled to keep my heart right.

One of the greatest things that helped me in my struggles was my parents' commitment to accountability.

They were faithful to talk with each of us children if we were willing to share honestly and openly with them to maintain a clear conscience.

I learned quickly that great freedom can be achieved by accountability, but that deep accountability requires humility and openness.

I often had failures in my early teenage years, but I found that I had a clear conscience only when I was willing to confess my thoughts quickly to God and to my parents.

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