[The following excerpt is pulled from my new essay on digital ethics and media ecology, published by Loyola University Chicago’s Nexus Journal.]
The digital revolution has dismantled the gatekeepers of old, democratizing influence while leaving a credibility vacuum in its wake. Trust is no longer conferred institutionally but individually, and follower count is often conflated with authority. In this ever-shifting landscape, the Church faces an urgent challenge: how can we communicate our reason for hope when traditional measures of trust fail?
Copying link to full essay here: hanknexusjournal.com/becoming-good-samaritans-online