How do human rights and Christianity relate to each other?

Now it is really getting interesting - this is the third question in a row (after this one and this one ). So please make sure you read those two to understand this one in context. Caleb wrote: > human rights is another issue! That is another example of something > that is not wrong for God but very much wrong for humans. I do believe > in human rights (by virtue of being created in God's image AND being > his property that man should not dare to trespass and abuse) but that > might be the topic for another question in itself. Continuing: > However I would still assert that Christianity is not in conflict with > undeniable human rights. In fact they are absolute in so far as they > are granted by an absolute God. **My question is:** How is God allowed to breach these undeniable human rights for example by extensive torturing people? *Again: Please make sure you read the other questions and especially [this](https://christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/2258/are-love-and-hate-in-a-harmonious-balance-within-god/2263#2263) and [this](https://christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/2265/how-can-things-considered-bad-when-done-by-humans-become-good-when-god-does-them/2267#2267) answer and the comments to make sure that you understand the context of this question! Thank you!*