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What is Truth? Facebook and Twitter Can’t Decide

What is Truth? Facebook and Twitter Can’t Decide

by Brendan Gottschall, SJ | Nov 19, 2019 | Faith & Politics, In the News, Justice, Social Media    ~ Approx. 2 mins

“What is truth?”  This is the question Pontius Pilate poses to Jesus during His trial, after the Lord says that His mission was to testify to the truth. Some version of this question is currently stumping social media giants Facebook and Twitter as they look toward an...

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