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A 5 page research paper that explore the relationship between human rights and God's righteousness. The writer argues that the obtainment of human rights is but the first step toward realizing one's divine rights and that "divine love" is the ultimate source of all human liberty or "rights." Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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inheritance," and similar issues, such as equal justice for all people before the law (Anonymous 9). However, what is seldom referred to tin the media, or realized by the general
public is that human rights are merely the beginning, the "first step" toward realizing the fuller freedom that "lies in ones divine rights" (Anonymous 9). From the righteousness of
God flow gifts such as "health, intelligence, peace," and these rights are for everyone, regardless of gender and ethnicity. Nevertheless, the promotion of human rights can facilitate the process
of the realization of humanitys divine rights, with the accompanying realization that God is the source of all "rights," and "Divine Love is the ultimate source of power and
authority" (Anonymous 9). Throughout the Bible are stories that illustrate these principles. For example, First Samuel, chapter 25 relates how David had to flee into the countryside to escape the
murderous intent of King Saul, whose jealousy was ready to deny David all "rights," including the right to live. In his wanderings, David protected a wealthy landowners sheep and herdsman,
which , according to custom, entitled David to request provision during the harvesting time (Anonymous 9). The landowner refused to acknowledge this right, and David lost his patience. Abandoning his
reliance on Gods righteousness, he became determined to seek revenge upon the landowners family. However, before he could do so after raising an army, he was met by the landowners
wife, Abigail, who had loaded down donkeys with food and supplies and set out to find David (Anonymous 9). Abigail realized that Davids rights preceded from God, superceding her loyalty
to her husbands wishes. The Bible makes us aware that it is not humanitys "unpredictable desire for God that shapes our history," but rather that is done via Gods
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