In 2016, a young man named Dylann Roof walked into a church in Charleston, South Carolina and senselessly murdered 9 strangers who had lovingly welcomed him. Over the last several months, the world watched as Dylann Roof began his trial and confessed to both his culpability and motivation for committing such a senseless crime. But when it is said that Roof’s crime was senseless, does it indicate that that there was simply no justifiable cause for his hateful actions; that he