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I once worked with a saved Christian who kept walking around the office saying that God was his co-pilot, but, while that could have been true, we also found out that even though he was married, he had a little dish off to the side. It seems that the devil was the stewardess. I know several people who went to prison for violent crimes and, while in prison, they “found” Jesus. They told everybody they had found Jesus. They even went to a couple of local churches and claimed before one and all they had found Jesus. Within a short time, one or two years, they were back in prison for committing some pretty violent crimes. [Urroner]

Yeah, boy this eerily reminds me of a poem I once heard:
Was shelled out some dough from a Joe
-- to find out later that Summ'
'twas big-time counterfeit -- well, at least some
tho the Benji was talkin' "green"
'twas obvious he was quite lean
tho the Benjifeiter did time for the crime
'twas back in the slammer in quick manner
said he reformed but ne'er did replace the two-face

So, when I hear people that I don’t know or trust say things like “God runs my life,” “I have found Jesus,” or “God is my co-pilot,” those things are meaningless to me. [Urroner]

Ever since, Urroner, I'm just like you...
...when I hear people that I don't know or trust say things like...
..."Hey, can I use these greenbacks and c-notes to buy that Craig's list item you put on sale?" or "Here's your change" those things are meaningless to me. (Once you encounter a $ counterfeiter, Urroner, since I know you share my distrust, I know you, too, will forever swear off buying into $ system biz)