We all have weaknesses, but why? Isn’t life hard enough without being bad at math or not being able to make a lay-up or fumbling with chopsticks or screwing up your checkbook balance? Of course, it is. So why do we get weaknesses? Allergies, conditions, growths, poor grammar, they all seem like design flaws. The average human body is simply rife with issues. Look at the revenue these health care providers are pulling in. I, personally, can’t go a couple of months without forking over some cash for a co-pay. I invite you to look at the lion resting in the tall grass in Africa or the rhino sipping water from the banks of the Pangani River. They don’t have to worry about going to get their annual physicals. Do they? In case you haven’t read part 1 of this, we recently learned that our son Lucas has a severe peanut allergy. Since then, we’ve been on high alert for any peanuts infiltrating our food inventory. So let’s go back to the why behind weakness. Let’s look at Superman. Everyone loves Superman because he’s a hero. He can pretty much do anything. He can fly through air and through space. [...]
