The inferior ones get whatever education is provided locally. Superior people hold desirable jobs and receive better pay. Inferior ones fill those jobs least desired. Superior people raise enough money to become elected officials, working with the superior owners of business and wealth to direct the lives of the inferior. Superior people become celebrities, being loved, hated and respected by the inferior.
Superior people receive great rewards, while inferior ones pay the dues.
H owever, when superior and inferior people come face to face with the living God, the difference between them become irrelevant, or at least they should. When God said that all of us have fallen short of His glory, and are guilty of sins before Him, He placed us in an equal category - a category of irrevocable need. This is grace, and anyone who wants it can have it. Sadly, this is not the case. Having worked with various congregations for the last fourteen years, I have witnessed how churches not only allow inequality behind their doors, but how some actually enshrine it in their teachings.