Quotes about Equality
Society is always trying in some way to grind us down to a single flat surface.
— Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
Football is all very well a good game for rough girls, but not for delicate boys.
— Oscar Wilde
Really, if the lower orders don't set us a good example, what on earth is the use of them?
— Oscar Wilde
We somehow have the idea that a person called to the ministry is called to be different and above other people. But according to Jesus Christ, he is called to be a 'doormat' for others--called to be their spiritual leader, but never their superior.
— Oswald Chambers
The love of God pays no attention to my prejudices caused by my natural individuality.
— Oswald Chambers
You must constantly beware of anything that causes you to think of yourself as a superior person.
— Oswald Chambers
We must not discriminate between things. Where things are concerned there are no class distinctions. We must pick out what is good for us where we can find it.
— Pablo Picasso
However, its ultimate motivation is fanatics' hostility to the principle of an open society in which formal equality is recognized for everyone.
— Pascal Bruckner
However, its ultimate motivation is fanatics' hostility to the principle of an open society in which formal equality is recognized for everyone. It is our existence as such that is intolerable for them.
— Pascal Bruckner
So many people there are so concerned about being socially conscious and environmentally aware, but they don't give a second thought to how they treat the guy washing their car or cutting their grass.
— Patrick Lencioni
Sexist leaders who do not respect the God-given gifts of women and who may even relate to them inappropriately have forsaken their ambassadorial calling.
— Paul David Tripp
It is most important for the practice of the Christian ministry, especially in its missionary activities toward those both within and without the Christian culture, to consider pagans, humanists, and Jews as members of the latent Spiritual Community and not as complete strangers who are invited into the Spiritual Community from outside. This insight serves as a powerful weapon against ecclesiastical and hierarchical arrogance.
— Paul Tillich