Philosophy Now Forum

Were these words banned by Facebook because they violate a basic Progressive tactic?

Let us never assume that if we live good lives we will be without sin; our lives should be praised only when we continue to beg for pardon. But men are hopeless creatures, and the less they concentrate on their own sins, the more interested they become in the sins of others. They seek to criticize, not to correct. Unable to excuse themselves, they are ready to accuse others.
- St. Augustine

https://www.theblaze.com/news/facebook- ... -augustine

Given St. Augustine is long dead and NOT the one on this social media platform, I question whether the censorship was about St Augustine or to the person's own words apart from that quote. I don't believe in censorship but to state this odd claim that can't be confirmed (for being censored out) and that the quote is NOT of the person whose posting was removed, how can we make sense of your claimed concern? There seems something missing here and makes it more reasonable to question the source of this complaint.