John Balkam on Nostr: Many humans seem obsessed with "equality." But equality is not God's divine plan. How ...
Many humans seem obsessed with "equality." But equality is not God's divine plan.
How do we know this?
God did not make the trees equal. He didn't make the rivers or the lakes equal. He didn't make the animals equal. He made them unique.
God makes us all unique. You could say that the universe is an infinite number of expressions of the Divine.
So, I would argue that we are all born unique, and what we want is the opportunity to express our uniqueness throughout our lifetime. We want a fair chance to show a different side of the Divine that resides within each of us.
The harder we push for "equality" the further we stray away from God. The more we accept our genuine uniqueness, the closer we get to God.
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