What does the Lindsay Clancy case reveal about the way our culture understands responsibility, mental illness, justice, and moral culpability?

In this episode of Godsplaining Reacts, Fr. Gregory Pine examines the moral questions surrounding the Lindsay Clancy trial, which ended in a mistrial after a hung jury. Rather than attempting to settle the legal question, Fr. Gregory considers what the case reveals about a deeper cultural struggle: our difficulty speaking coherently about good and evil, personal responsibility, compassion, and punishment.

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