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What if the only person willing to stand for justice was the one standing completely alone? History is filled with people who refused to follow the crowd, and sometimes, they were the only ones who got it right. In the Lindsay Clancy trial, one juror stood apart from the other eleven. In this episode, we explain why we stand with the lone juror, discuss what his holdout may reveal about the evidence and our culture’s understanding of justice, and explore what Christians can learn about conviction, courage, and the willingness to stand alone when it comes at a personal cost. This conversation will challenge you to think more deeply about truth, accountability, and what it means to refuse to compromise your conscience. Let’s get into it!
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