The body of Christ consists of many members. To illustrate this, the holy spirit inspires Paul to forward the analogy of the human body. I suppose it is natural (humanly speaking) for those members of the body that are considered inglorious by the world's standards to think of themselves as the world might think of them. But the world's
standards are not God's standards. It is in fact the glory of those members whose place in the body is deemed to be greater and more esteemed to lower themselves so as to lift up the "weaker" members. Here is true greatness.
