Originally Posted by
PTravel
They're not?
From my experience with AS senior management, they come to work to run a darn good airline, not spread Christianity to the unfed masses (well, more like the unfed upgraders now).
Compare this to In-N-Out, where the ownership/management's beliefs are much more influential and widely shared.
Originally Posted by
PTravel
I'd like to know more about that -- this is something I wasn't aware of. I might feel a differently.
The cards were started under the management of
Bruce Kennedy, who is largely responsible for creating the AS as it is today.
Originally Posted by
PTravel
At the end of the day, an English-language Psalm is a Bible quote.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. If you mean that if Alaska used inspirational quotes from a variety of sources, yes, my perspective would be different.
I guess I'm trying to ask if your feelings are about the content (words) of the card, or the source. If the words were similar, but another source - say J.K. Rowling - was cited, would you feel the same way?
In other words, do you object to the card because you imply it to be Christian, or do you have a problem with the Bible as a literary text?