Truthspresso

truthspresso

A Christian podcast addressing theology, politics, economics, and practical life tips as caffeine for your mind.

  1. 23h ago

    The Lindsay Clancy Case: When Guilt Itself Goes to Trial

    In this episode before the verdict happens in the Lindsay Clancy trial I hope to provide a balanced and sober view of this tragedy. First, I admonish men to understand what women experience and endure with pregnancy, labor, and postpartum depression and to help them lovingly through this challenging time. Second, we walk through the timeline of this case to get a clear view of what the prosecution and the defense present and argue. Third, we see how hundreds of women came out with young children to show support for Clancy but may have overlooked the morbid message men may infer from that publicity stunt. Finally, we reason a bit about what justice may look like even with the high probability that Lindsay Clancy was suffering severe psychosis when she killed her three children. Sources Cited: Michael Casey, "Lindsay Clancy chronicled her desperation and 'brain fog' in her diary before the killings," Associated Press, August 4, 2026. Peter Yankowski, "Lindsay Clancy's mental health treatment before killings: Timeline of medications, symptoms and care," CT Insider, August 14, 2026. Nicki Brown, "Woman on trial for the murders of her 3 children. Her defense argues she may not be 'criminally responsible'," WBALTV, July 30, 2026. Eren Orbey, "A Husband in the Aftermath of His Wife’s Unfathomable Act," The New Yorker, October 14, 2024. "Lindsay Clancy Greeted By Crowd Of Supporters Wearing Pink" [YouTube video], Inside Edition, August 20, 2026. We value your feedback! Have questions for Truthspresso? Contact us!

  2. Aug 3

    The Book of Mormon: Part 40 (The rest of the story!)

    This episode is part 40 and the final episode in a series going through the story of the Book of Mormon. This episode covers the books of 4 Nephi, Mormon, Wisdom of Mormon, and Moroni. As prophesied, the Nephite people remained righteous until around 200 A.D. Schisms and pride caused the church to split. Lamanites restored their former identity. Gadianton robbers somehow became a thing again. A young man named Mormon led the Nephites to some pyrrhic victories, but he couldn't get the Nephites to repent of their pride and wickedness. Both sides agreed to a final battle at Cumorah around 385 A.D. The Lamanites slaughtered all but a few Nephites from the army. The Lamanites took control of the whole land and oppressed the remaining Nephites. Mormon's son Moroni hid his father's abridged plates in a hill at Cumorah for future readers. Moroni's brief book has mostly records of church doctrines including a letter from Mormon harshly condemning infant baptism. After examining Moroni 10:32 for "impossible salvation" then "Moroni's challenge" in Moroni 10:4 to see how Mormon missionaries use it to try to get converts through a subjective experience. Finally, I close the series by reflecting on the lack of historical evidence for the Book of Mormon and how its transmission was fundamentally different from how we have the Bible. Further research: Didache, EarlyChurchWritings.com, trans. Charles H. Hoole. Tertullian, On Baptism (Chapter 18), NewAdvent.org, trans. S. Thelwall. Clay Gorton, "Is a child considered a member of the Church before age 8 without receiving a baby blessing?" Ask Gramps, March 19, 2025. Book of Mormon in video Joseph Smith: The Prophet of the Restoration The Book of Mormon online: 4 Nephi, Mormon, Wisdom of Mormon, Moroni Have questions for Truthspresso? Contact us!

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