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A Love That Multiplies An Up-Close View of How They Make it Work

Michelle Duggar

In this second book from the Duggars, they focus on the principles that equip them to face life's challenges—drawing from their most recent challenge with the 3-month premature birth of their newest child, Josie. They also share the new challenges their older children are facing as they prepare for...

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Behind the Bastards

Michelle Duggar wrote this book, where she included a story told by her husband about purity and the consequences of losing it, using a bike as a metaphor.

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Imagine that your parents are going to surprise you and give you a brand new bike for Christmas.

— Episode: Part Two: The Cult Behind Josh Duggar

Episode: Part Two: The Cult Behind Josh Duggar

Michelle Duggar wrote this book, where she included a story told by her husband about purity and the consequences of losing it, using a bike as a metaphor.

"

Imagine that your parents are going to surprise you and give you a brand new bike for Christmas.

Two weeks before Christmas, they buy your bike and hide it in the storage shed in the backyard.

But then the boy next door sneaks into the shed and borrows your new bike. He stunt rides it up and down the back alley.

On Christmas morning, your parents lead you out to the shed to reveal the special gift they bought for you.

And as they open the door and say, 'surprise,' they're just as surprised as you are. You're all shocked to see that the bike looks like it's been thrown off a cliff.

Episode: Part Two: The Cult Behind Josh Duggar

Michelle Duggar's book featured a story about a bike as a metaphor for purity, suggesting that any sexual activity before marriage damages a person's value and purity.

"

Imagine that your parents are going to surprise you and give you a brand new bike for Christmas.

Two weeks before Christmas, they buy your bike and hide it in the storage shed in the backyard.

But then the boy next door sneaks into the shed and borrows your new bike. He stunt rides it up and down the back alley.

On Christmas morning, your parents lead you out to the shed to reveal the special gift they bought for you.

And as they open the door and say, 'surprise,' they're just as surprised as you are. You're all shocked to see that the bike looks like it's been thrown off a cliff.

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