Josh Duggar has 'no remorse' about being unfaithful to wife Anna and even 'JOKED about [tr]

UK Daily Mail ^ | September 9, 2015 | Chris Sparago

[C19fan]

Josh Duggar is reportedly not sorry at all about cheating on his wife, and has been making light of the recent revelation that he molested five minors when he was a teenager. A source close to the Duggar family reveals in an explosive new interview that Josh has shown 'no remorse' about having affairs while married to his wife Anna and joining the adultery website Ashley Madison. 'He is not the person everyone thought they knew,' said the source.

[C19fan]

What a scumbag. It is one thing to sin but another not to repent.

[al baby]

What a loser and what a family of sickos

[Resolute Conservative]

This is news. It is between he and his wife and God. Let sleeping scumbags lie and do not give them press.

[11th Commandment]

Danica Dillon ?? Guilty.

[Black Agnes]

article.

[Norm Lenhart]

Hey I got an awesome idea...Lets get a reality show guy and project all our values onto him.

What could go wrong?

[fishtank]

http://members.tripod.com/ronhenzel/GothardZone/08-BG2BG/12-Finney.html

"Fundamentalism had become a movement of cultural isolationism by the 1940s, and Gothard’s teachings reflect that.

But another important influence on Gothard was the 19th century American revivalist Charles G. Finney. Finney was exalted by many 20th century evangelicals because of his role in the Second Great Awakening, but few have actually examined what he believed. Finney was essentially a Pelagian — i.e., the adherent of a very ancient Christian heresy. Finney’s God was a “He loves me / He loves me not” type God. If you stepped out line just once — POW! — He’d let you have it.

He also believed that getting people converted was simply a matter of controlling their environment. His extreme emphasis on technique and generating intense emotionalism not only had a profound impact on American religion, but it also led to some high-handed manipulation. Gothard referred favorably to Finney in his thesis."

[Irenic]

I wish all reality shows would hit the dust bin.

[Psalm 144]

What a turd.

[Buckeye McFrog]

A TV reality star is not the person you thought you knew. Imagine that!

[Norm Lenhart]

Yup.

[.45 Long Colt]

I cringe when I hear Finney lauded. Same with Scofield.

[fishtank]

What do you have against Scofield?

He was the mentor to many great teachers (Lewis Sperry Chafer, J Vernon McGee, etc.).

Not to mention, of course, the Scofield Reference Bible.

[DennisR]

“What a loser and what a family of sickos.”

Agree with the first, but please be specific about the second. What exactly makes them “a family of sickos”?

[geologist]

Elvis was a very well liked performer ... He was known to have many women in his life. It did not seem to harm his career. Look at most all of the Hollywood stars.

So what is the big deal about this guy Dugger? Look the other way. How but for the grace of God goes any of us.

[Moltke]

I don’t much care either way, but so far this is just hearsay published by a yellow rag.

[Norm Lenhart]

Probably not onto adultery sites. At lest in my case.

[Snickering Hound]

Danica Dillon, the porn actress/hooker/stripper that after Josh got "rough" with her on their first "date" booked a second one with him...

[aimhigh]

Still waiting for the list of White House email owners who used Ashley Madison. Waiting . . . .

[.45 Long Colt]

I don’t have time to get into all my problems with Scofield. There are too many issues and I’m about to leave to go to the airport, However, I will quickly say that I would be wary of any man guilty of abandoning his wife and children.

By the way, I have great appreciation for J. Vernon McGee. For years I listened to him daily.

Of the Dallas guys, I am a great admirer of S. Lewis Johnson. He was outstanding.