There is Truth. Then there is a corruption of Truth that sounds good when one is unfamiliar, or worse, flippant, with the Truth. Most folks have a sense regarding that which is evil and corrupt except when it comes to sound bites that corrupt genuine Truth. Hence, at least from this writer’s perspective, corruption of Truth may be more harmful than evil. Today’s Star-Telegram has classic examples. In an article by Gene Trainor regarding a play [Corpus Christi, by Terrance McNally] to be performed at Tarleton State University, we see a double example of the problem – “Controversial moments include scenes where Judas and Joshua [Editor’s note: meaning Jesus] kiss during their senior prom at Pontius Pilate…