Do the Christian views go against equality rights?

Answer 1

Equality Rights or Equal Rights are the ideas of men based upon the application of Marx & Engels as well as Hegel's dialectics. That's the first point you must understand. What value is there if everything becomes an equal right with equal results? Common sense provides that there is no value in equality rights. This system of equality rights is based upon soviet tacts of subversion and active measures. Simply promising equality to all, eliminates human incentive. Why make the effort if the result is always going to be based on some obscure human measurement or determination of equality? Humans will never strive to achieve and become stagnant under equality rights as defined by Marxist and Hegelian dialectics.

Our Father nor Christ promised equality of rights nor results. In every case each individual must earn their right, it is not given. Judgement is equal among all men, for we are all judged according to our works (Revelation 20). Equality rights disincentives populations, it is a soviet tactic of subversion and active measures.

in biblical text, what did our Father say?
Our Father always uses a Qualifier in his statements. In many cases he will use the word IF, in all cases he requires conditions to any agreement. Read the covenant in Genesis 17:1, where the condition for Abraham was "walk before me and be thou perfect" which is followed by And I will .... notice the qualifier? If Abraham had not met the qualifier then the covenant would not stand, because the qualifications had not been met. Therefore Our Father requires you to earn what he has promised to provide by meeting the qualifier ... Our Father did not offer Abraham equality to obtain the covenant, neither did he offer it to anyone else, he made Abraham work to earn the achievement, which was the covenant.

Read Luke 12:47-48, Does Christ proclaim everyone to be equal there? No ... He states to whom much is given, much is expected, there is again a qualifier of earning which is not based upon using the dialect definition of equality. What good would it do for Christ to let his will be known to a soul which he knows is fragile and incapable? This would mean Christ would be forced to chastise a soul he knew could not handle the job in the first place... understand?

Do you give the job of surgeon to anyone based upon equality?
Do you give the job of a Structural Engineer to anyone based upon equality?
In both these cases the selection of the wrong person based upon equality rights, could have disastrous results.

Finally read 2 Thessalonians chapter 3. There Paul will tell you they did not eat a mans bread for nought (equality rights to food), they worked for it, Paul was a tent maker.


Use common sense, Equality rights are the ideas of men, they are not supported by biblical text, and neither should they be. Its disinsentive and demoralizing to award based simply upon equality of rights and not upon achievement. The one achieving stands as a shining example to others that a specific goal can be achieved if they work for it and they have the aptitude to understand it. Common sense shows you all will never possess the incentive nor the aptitude, to achieve everything, therefore its disingenuous to expect all to have the right to every achievement based upon equality.

Personally, I am not sports oriented, so why would it be fair for me to posses the equal right to become part of someone else's sports achievements? The same can be said of every personal achievement?

We all have the opportunity to pursue a relationship with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and there are conditions to that relationship. However we do not posses equal right to share in the works of those who have nurtured a relationship with Christ. while we on our own have done nothing as part of that work.

Revelation 20 describes this in detail as we are all individually Judged according to our Works, which is the profound answer to your question. As you stand as an individual before the Lord God of Israel on Judgement day, you are judged according to your own individual works. You are not judged upon the basis of some obscure rights you assume to posses, related to the good or evil works of others, through equality. In that judgment lies both your answer and your reasoning.