Jonathots Daily Blog
It’s both.
Reality is realizing that human beings are capable of both good and bad.
G-Pop wants to communicate this to all of his children and grandchildren.
Those who envision a world where the only excitement is going to church and bingeing on episodes of “Little House on the Prairie” are imbalanced to the point of insanity.
Likewise, those more jaded individuals who have decided to transform the human race into vicious animals barely out of the jungle, possessing the brain power to destroy the earth, are equally as deluded.
Reality is admitting that human beings possess the knowledge of good and evil. We ate it up in the Garden, which thrust us into the jungle, where we must plot to get back to the Garden.
G-Pop wants to tell his children that he’s never actually been acquainted with a serial killer, although television and the movies would insist that every community probably has one. Likewise, much to the surprise of the movie industry, most folks don’t cuss and swear nearly as much as the average script demands.
G-Pop also wants his children to know that the forefathers of our country were neither saints nor sinners, but men who were trying to figure out a way to create a democracy lasting for more than a hundred years.
Men and women skirmish, it is true–but it is not actually an all-out war.
And there are millions of people in the world who believe without hating anybody.
Reality is a beautiful thing when it’s presented realistically.
For instance, terrorists are like everyone else. They are often too lazy or too broke to make terror.
G-Pop wants all of his family to know that even though there are many diseases floating about the cosmos, the human body possesses an amazing immune system to protect us.
How about this? Guns are not going to go away, so we should spend our time working on the people who own them, reminding them to refrain from killing each other.
Children are in more danger of being abducted by too much television than by crazy strangers.
It’s all about finding the reality–and any reality that is absent hope is evil, and any reality that fails to recognize evil destroys our hope.
Consider this: politicians are more inept than corrupt. But we’re stuck with them unless we decide we want to crown a king.
And even though many people enjoy escaping into fantasy, we don’t need too much magic. We need more mercy.
So looking at the world around him, G-Pop has come to the conclusion that to find good we must recognize the evil that attempts to block the path.
And in portraying evil, we must always truthfully admit that it is overcome by good.
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