Jinger Vuolo reveals how she differs from ultraconservative Duggar parents
Tater tot casserole, homeschool and a family bus — all markers of growing up in the Duggar family home chronicled on TLC's former reality tv series,"19 Kids and Counting." Viewers might also remember the rules of"modesty" for females and devout religious beliefs that governed the extremely large family from Arkansas.
"I realized that not everyone interpreted different passages of the Scripture the way I always had and I wanted to find out why," she wrote."Growing up, I had a set of standards that I took as givens. Now, as I reexamined and compared them to Scripture, my convictions were changing." "I'd enjoyed spending time in the Bible since I developed a hunger for it at fourteen," she wrote,"Now, I was so exhausted that if I had a free moment, all I wanted to do was sleep.Vuolo shared that she felt like she was failing, because she could not focus"her heart on Christ" in the way she was able to before the birth of her daughter.
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