Stars and their glory

Saint Paul writes about a little astronomy in the reading today:

"...for one star differeth from another star in glory." (I Corinthians 15:41)

 What kinds of stars are there?  It's interesting to make a short list:

• Main sequence stars (well behaved, stable stars like our sun)
• Red giant stars
• White dwarf stars
• Red dwarf stars (most common type of star)
• Supergiant stars

And yes, all different in their "glory" - and spectral characterization.  No, I don't think Saint Paul is trying to be an astronomer.  Why is he comparing "glory"?  He is, I think, pointing to the complexity of nature and, possibly, the greater realm of nature and super-nature.  Both interesting subjects - astronomy as well as the nature of the resurrection.