Hawkeye: Be
off the base in 24 hours, and never…repeat:
never touch a patient again without a licence.
And contact me the minute you get one.
You’re a
damn good surgeon.
Capt Casey: On
the level?
Hawkeye: Next
to you, Frank Burns is an alterations lady.
I
gotta ask you one question.
Capt Casey: “Why?” Well, I’ve passed myself off as a teacher,
a lawyer, an engineer. I can do it all. I just
never had the patience to go through it by the
numbers. I guess I never had the drive to get
the diploma, the permit, whatever.
Hawkeye: Try
it once. You’ll be great Casey.
Hawkeye writes
another letter home to his dad describing the boredom experience during the
lull in the war. A new doctor arrives in
camp that turns out to be an impostor, with a history of passing himself off as
a doctor, teacher, engineer, lawyer and leaves the 4077 as a chaplain.
In the Bible the Apostle Paul warns Timothy to beware
of imposters who are deceiving and being deceived and urges him to continue in
what he has become convinced of from sound teachers (2 Timothy 3:13-14). We live in a world that promotes confusing
and conflicting ideologies about life and leadership. As leaders we must learn how to discern truth
and discover principles that are applicable to those we lead. We must also be able to test what we are being
taught and be careful not to blindly follow popular opinion or be bound by
political correctness. I have found reading
widely and seeking wisdom from trusted leaders helps me to develop a discerning
mind.
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