How has Lindy
suffered?
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Lost her children (all of them in a sense)
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Spent many years in jail for a crime she didn’t
commit
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Everyone knows her and her life wouldn’t be the
same in Australia
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Lost her husband as well
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She feels as though she has encountered evil
How does she view the
role of God in her suffering?
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She doesn’t believe it was God’s fault but the
“evil” fault
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God forgives no matter what as long as you are
honest about your intentions
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She heavily believes that God is with her and
listens and that she can make it through and cope with God
What are the outcomes
of her pain and suffering?
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She had such an emotional overload that she felt
a sudden peace when she felt God with her
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She doesn’t blame God but thinks that it was
just meant to happen
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She doesn’t think that there is a meaning to
life
List interesting
points that she makes
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Why not her? Otherwise it was just going to
happen to another parent
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She was segregated because of her religion
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By actually saying God and Jesus out loud she
felt different like a weight lifted
What were your
overall impressions of Lindy and what she has experienced?
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I feel as though she has taken it well and seems
quite peaceful about it now as she knew the whole time that she was being honest
and knew she was right. Even though she struggled, especially in jail, she
tried to cope and turning to God was one of her methods. She has every right to
be angry yet she seems quite reserved and would prefer to move past it. I do
think it strange though that she didn’t mention anything about her husband and
her other kids as it would be hard going back to Australia after being through
so much but I feel as though your kids would override that.
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