Per Merriam-Webster, God of Spelling and Phrasology:

Honour: Good name, reputation. A person of superior standing. Priviledge,

purity, integrety.

Justice: administration of what is reasonable, correct, proper or merited

Your last post to Hermitix used the terms interchanagably, which clearly

they are not. You may act honourably (whatever that really means), to

maintain your standing or reputation, but that does not mean that your

actions are reasonable, proper, deserved or correct. The same may be

said of the actions of those Knights participating in this interminable

(definition: endless) debate; I don't know the particulars and don't

care honestly, but if all readers of this board are to be subjected

to this drivel (definition: nonsense) then the terms should be clearly

defined in an effort that the debate may progress to a point in which

we all agree to disagree and move on with our lives.

Written by my hand on the 7th of Eleuthral, in the year 981.