What is truth?

It’s a question Pontius Pilate, the governor of the-then Roman province of Judea, asked of a subject he was interrogating. The Jewish authorities were alleging the subject had committed a capital offense, but they were not allowed under their law to put him to death, so they wanted Pilate to do their bidding.

Pilate’s question is applicable to the times before, during and after his reign – which was from 26/27 AD to 36/37 AD.