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“Even after the war, Eugenia, do you still put people into categories the way you were taught to do—rich and poor, socially acceptable and not, black and white?” “I haven’t placed them there. Life has.” “But people are all the same in God’s eyes, don’t you think? Or do you believe there will be…” quote by Lynn Austin
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““Even after the war, Eugenia, do you still put people into categories the way you were taught to do—rich and poor, socially acceptable and not, black and white?” “I haven’t placed them there. Life has.” “But people are all the same in God’s eyes, don’t you think? Or do you believe there will be segregated divisions in heaven like the ones we’ve created here on earth?””

Lynn Austin

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Secret of the Old Clock, 1995

People are often categorized by societal labels, yet divine perspective sees equality beyond those divisions.

In simple terms: Society labels people; God sees all equal.

Key Takeaway

Challenge and labels, see shared humanity.

Themes

equality spirituality social critique

Mood

thoughtful hopeful

Type

philosophical inspirational

When to use this quote

  • personal relationships
  • community building
  • interfaith dialogue

Key Concepts

theology human rights

Questions to Reflect On

  • Do you think true equality is achievable on earth?
  • How can we move beyond binary thinking?
A Different Perspective

Divine equality may clash with entrenched social hierarchies.

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