It is a Christian belief that asking for forgiveness is all that one has to do to get that forgiveness from God, but that doesn't circumvent the law. You still have to face your punishment. I mean, there are murderers on death row who become Christians all the time. That doesn't mean they should be set free. The religious leaders who work with them don't even think that.
I guess they think that since it happened within the family, they have the right to deal with it. I think they actually may have that right, legally. I have read that there can be no sort of prosecution if the family of the victim chooses to not press charges. In this case, they never would. It would have been a CPS matter, at most. If that is the case, the law needs to be changed.
None of their children have attended a real college. Their girls have trained in some sort of midwifery, but with no formal training. Michelle teaches them all herself, but has never been to college. It's a hot mess.
Pretty pretty please don't you ever ever feel like you're less than
f**ckin' perfect!