The J-Spot

 If you knew the truth, you would have absolutely no opinion of it. As a matter of fact, and I am speaking entirely with the language of a world that opinion has manufactured, you could not know the truth otherwise. In truth, there is no matter, and there are no facts. I find it laughable that lying has become one of the most unacceptable and punishable actions of mankind. I don’t condone lying, but rather would like to point out, that there isn’t a person alive who has not lied for good reason. I’m not speaking of personal gain, but in a way, self-preservation does play a part. Most white lies are done in the name of relationships. This doesn’t mean merely to save them ! In fact, sometimes, it is to solidify them, and to give them deeper meaning. The prime example would be when God lied to himself. Oh, Oh, Oh! Blasphemy, you say? But, If it weren’t for that little fib, none of this would exist! What? Do you think God is not a great storyteller? He may not have...

  I remember being in middle school and thinking that I had been born a few centuries too late. This was just before I really started taking an interest in King Arthur and his tutor Merlyn (Coincidentally, Disney produced the Sword and the Stone around that time). If I were meant to live in the time of the Once and Future King, I would have been born eighteen hundred years too late, as the most convincing historical accounts put him in Cornwall during roughly the first three centuries A.D. The Disney adventure was a great introduction to Arthur’s world, but it was based on a book series by T.H. White, which personified animals and ended in The Book of Merlyn , which in itself was a literary masterpiece. By the end of Arthur’s journey, through those pages, the reader had learned, right alongside him, the more righteous ways to govern a people; from arguments against Monarchy and Communism to the intricacies of Democracy and Capitalism. Perhaps, the most noble of arguments involved ...

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