Emphasis Preaching Journal

The nature of temptation is to attack one's weaknesses. One of the most sobering lessons of September 11, 2001, was the reality of how simple weaknesses could become great vulnerability. Great buildings were felled through the use of commercial aircraft. The aircraft were seized in flight by hijackers who carried weapons no more dramatic than mere box cutters. Their "bombs" were formed simply of the fuel necessary for aircraft making transcontinental flights. Details like identification were managed by the securing of drivers' licenses.