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The use of lies to achieve desired outcomes exposes how society processes conflict, power, and accountability—often prioritizing short-term gains or ideological victories over long-term integrity. When deception is normalized, truth becomes negotiable, bent to fit personal or political agendas. This reflects a deeper societal tendency to seek comforting narratives rather than confront difficult truths, contributing to the growing erosion of trust in institutions once relied upon to mediate facts. So, how do we stand for truth and integrity in a world where lies seem to dominate?
By Gethsemane Lutheran ChurchThe use of lies to achieve desired outcomes exposes how society processes conflict, power, and accountability—often prioritizing short-term gains or ideological victories over long-term integrity. When deception is normalized, truth becomes negotiable, bent to fit personal or political agendas. This reflects a deeper societal tendency to seek comforting narratives rather than confront difficult truths, contributing to the growing erosion of trust in institutions once relied upon to mediate facts. So, how do we stand for truth and integrity in a world where lies seem to dominate?