And what's a number then, @digitek?

Having provoked your mind a bit, let me give you an analogy.

Assume you're an employee who works for a company, and you have a boss. One day the boss comes to you, his subordinate, the employee and says: look, I'm going to observe you closely for one week, paying attention to everything you do.
Then after this one week, there are one of two things I will do. Either I will promote you, double your salary and give you a two month vacation, or I will fire you.
One of these two.

Now, when he does that, either he has a hidden agenda, maybe he already wants to promote the employee and give these priviledges but wants him to work hard. Or he already intends to fire him because he wants to get rid of him, and he knows even if he works hard for one week he won't be able to meet the standars.

So what do you do as the employee?
If you are that employee, you would go and think about it. So as the employee, you would say you know what? Who cares? You go 2 hours late to work in your pajamas. You walk in there with your hair unkept. And you just don't care about anything in the work place. You sit down on your desk and put your feet up on the table. You turn on the computer and watch some videos on youtube.

Other employees walk in, they look at you
and they wonder what you are doing, you crazy?
You tell them you know I'm not crazy, but my boss told me he's goint to give me one week where he'll observe me. And you tell them that the boss furthersay he'll either promote me or fire me.
You say that's not fair. What if he fires me after working hard for one week, what is the benefit?

What do we say to this individual?
Is that a correct approach? We say no.

First, why were you hired? To work.
Are they going to pay you for that? Yes.
So either way you are expected to work.

Second, now that you act like this, the boss will definitely fire you.
If there was a chance he would promote you, you have killed it.

So a rational person, will do his best to the best of his ability. And if the boss fires him, he has to brave him.

The point is we don't know what the boss has in mind. But we know what is good and what is right, so we do it.

To prevent the post being too long... I'll give you my point in the next post...

I fail to see your argument. Express it fully. Perhaps formally.

We're unique but from a Christian perspective Jesus is special.