You know that book, “God Is My Copilot? ” <br />Well, I was wondering what if it were true? I <br />mean, suppose Jesus was actually an airline <br />pilot instead of a carpenter? (I'm substituting <br />Jesus for God in this case) What kind of <br />pilot would he be? <br /> <br />Yes, I'm sure he'd be very competent. But <br />what I mean is, would he communicate with <br />the passengers and inform them of delays, <br />apologize for turbulence, and point out stuff <br />like 'Off to your left is a great view of Las <br />Vegas” and that kind of thing? Or would he <br />be quiet and non-communicative and just <br />say the minimum? <br /> <br />I actually think he would be the silent type. <br />He'd probably feel that, hell, the important <br />thing is he got you to your destination <br />safely, and all the chit chat is just <br />unnecessary fluff. But the thing he's <br />forgetting is that if it hadn't been him flying <br />the plane, there would have been someone <br />else in his spot and no one would know the <br />difference. No one would know Jesus was <br />in the cockpit. So he’d better get on that PA <br />next time and make an impression.<br /><br />Professor Poetry Hound<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/god-is-my-co-pilot-revisited/
