As 2014 comes to a close, we want to look back and remember the 20 posts that received the most attention on HA this year. So here they are, our top 20 most viewed posts of 2014!
20. IBLP’s Statement Is A Disgrace — 5,186 views
19. Four Reasons Why I Believe Cynthia Jeub — 5,365 views
18. IBLP Board Places Bill Gothard on “Administrative Leave” — 5,795 views
17. Dear Michael Farris, Sexual Abuse Isn’t a “Basic Strength” That “Can Get Out of Control” — 5,855 views
16. “He Couldn’t Breathe”: Old Schoolhouse Owners Accused of Waterboarding, Child Abuse — 6,359 views
15. Melting Memory Masks: Cynthia Jeub’s Story — 7,033 views
14. Beall Phillips, Wife of Doug Phillips, Accuses HSLDA’s Michael Farris of “Gross Error,” “Bully Pulpit” — 8,416 views
13. Bill Gothard, Sexual Predator — 8,429 views
12. Here’s To Girls Who Have Been Made Ashamed Of Their Bodies: Pearl’s Story — 8,449 views
11. 11 Homeschool Celebrities Explained With GIFs — 8,865 views
10. 4 Reasons Conservatives Should Join Liberals in Opposing the Duggars — 11,599 views
9. Michelle Duggar’s Hypocrisy Regarding Sexual Predators — 12,626 views
8. Paul and Gena Suarez, Old Schoolhouse Publishers, Accused of Protecting Known Child Predators — 14,808 views
7. Bill Gothard Resigns from IBLP — 17,816 views
6. The Many Valuable Lessons I Learned in ATI: Laura’s Story — 19,336 views
5. Biblical Erotica — 21,361 views
4. When Homeschool Leaders Looked Away: The Old Schoolhouse Cover-Up — 28,814 views
3. How the Teachings of Emotional Purity and Courtship Damage Healthy Relationships — 49,191 views
2. 50 Shades of Grey or Contemporary Christian Music Lyrics? A Quiz — 87,075 views
And the most viewed HA post of 2014 was…
1. Christian Homeschool Dads Lust After 17-Year-Old Girl, Get Her Kicked Out of Prom — 190,783 views
Thank you to everyone for your support of HA in 2014! May your holidays be happy and we look forward to continuing our work in 2015.
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Hi. Very good articles, honestly. I am just wondering if there are articles on non-fundamentalist homeschooling families, who have allowed their kids to watch regular television, movies, fraternize liberally, etc. ? However, thank you for your honest portrayal of homeschooling from the evangelical standpoint (it would be nice to read stories of homeschoolers who were not non-secularized and insulated). God bless.
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There have been a few. But HA doesn’t get many submissions from non-religious homeschoolers. That could be because there wasn’t very many of those from our generation, or because they haven’t found our website yet since we tend to get passed around the religious homeschooling circles.
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