When victimhood becomes the lens through which womanhood is understood, even horrific actions can be reframed. In this article, Costi Hinn examines why feminists have rallied around Lindsay Clancy and what this reveals about the deeper roots of modern feminism.

Lindsey Clancy's murder of her children is not a "head" problem, it's a "heart" one. 

If every sin can ultimately be explained away by identifying psychological or external influences, eventually nobody is truly guilty of anything. And once guilt disappears, so does the meaning of forgiveness, and so does the need for the gospel. 

Christianity announces sin as our problem, endless excuse-making as rebellion, and Christ as the only hope for wicked sinners like Lindsey, and us.