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About Bumper Stickers

Ghost Dansing brings up a good point about the "God is my co-pilot" bumper sticker in reference to the bumper sticker I saw in my previous post. When you say that God is your co-pilot, you obviously have an ego problem. God should be the pilot and you're just there to enjoy the ride.

Anyway, I'm sure no one has no doubt where I stand regarding my faith. But I don't feel I have to show my love for the Lord with a bumper sticker, especially when there are those who have the stickers and have no business putting them on their car. One of the speakers at Promise Keepers in 2005 said that's there's nothing more hypocritical than being cut off, and flipped off, by someone who has a fish sticker on their car.

Currently the only sticker visible is read on the inside. It reminds me when I need my next oil change.

Comments

Anonymous said…
You make a very good point Cliff!
November 12, 2008 9:43 PM
Pat Jenkins said…
God can be the pilot and i will ride shotgun as long as he doens't drive like my wife!!!... oh you better delete that!!!
November 12, 2008 9:44 PM
Jen said…
I don't do bumper stickers of any kind on my car either. I don't flip people off, although I have felt the urge to do so many a time. ha
November 12, 2008 10:55 PM
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