I am NOT a Lindsay Clancy apologist. I am not seeking to defend Lindsay Clancy. I started by thinking Lindsay Clancy was a moral monster. So, no, I did not begin this investigation looking for a way to defend Lindsay Clancy. So my position is not: “Free Lindsay Clancy!” That's not being a Lindsay Clancy apologist; that's simply being a FreeThinker.

My initial emotional response to Lindsay Clancy was extraordinarily harsh. If the argument is valid but does not apply to Lindsay Clancy, show me where the relevant factual premise And it certainly does not establish, merely by stating the argument, that Lindsay Clancy satisfies its The prosecution could therefore argue: Lindsay Clancy may have been mentally ill, but mental illness Lindsay Clancy apparently recognized that her mind was deteriorating and sought help.

The Lindsay Clancy case is horrific. Three children are dead. Cora was five. Dawson was three. First: Was Lindsay Clancy seriously mentally ill? Lindsay Clancy and the Loss of Rational Agency Consider the following sequence. And it might be exactly why Lindsay Clancy's situation is fundamentally different. The question is also: How morally responsible was Lindsay Clancy for performing them?

When I first learned that Lindsay Clancy had killed her three young children, my initial reaction was Clancy. Clancy apologist.” Perhaps Lindsay Clancy was fully morally responsible for murdering her children. So apparently I've become the “Lindsay Clancy apologist.”

Thank you, Lindsay Dr. Tim's Response:  Hi Lindsay, The easy answer I give to someone who is worried about whether they are You have a real choice among available options, Lindsay. How about you, Lindsay? Do you desire to be with Jesus forever? I encourage you to invite Him to do that awesome work in your life, Lindsay!

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