Yeah, very little of that came across on the show. I guess I still feel like everyone's choices should be valid, as long as no one is being harmed. Perhaps I feel this way because I grew up with a lot of families like that. NO one had 16 kids, but a lot of them did home schooling and lived sort of "off the grid". I guess they seemed extreme to me, but not harmful, so I don't always get strong reaction. As I said to Bev below, I'd like to see if they family is as loving and accepting if one of the kids some day makes a choice the parents don't like. That would be important, I think, in seeing if they really practice what they preach.