Parable of the Good Samaritan

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    told me that I should serve others because not for self-righteous, but serving other is the right thing to do and while I serve, I should truly treat them with love. This idea continued to enforce on me when I read a parable from the bible, The “Second mile” and the “Good Samaritan”. These two stories have one common goal, to serve anyone unconditionally with kindness and full of generosity and hope.…

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    Genesis 1:27 reads "So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them" (American Standard Version). Being created in the image of God is a weighted concept. From the beginning of mankind, Christians have tried to live up to this image. This applies to everything we do in life. Especially how we interact with each other whether it is on a personal or professional level. Per the American Nurses Association (2015), "The Code of Ethics for…

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    wisdom by means of parables (70). One parable – and probably the best known – that blatantly demonstrates subversive wisdom is the story of the Good Samaritan (54). The Levite and the priest, both apt personifications of the purity system, pass by the injured man, not wanting to risk “impurity” by approaching him (55). The Good Samaritan, however, shows empathy – and consequently purity in God’s eyes – to the injured man (55). This demonstrates subversive wisdom because the Good Samaritan and…

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    The author knew that the Romans did not care for theology, and he omitted things like the birth of Christ or the parables he told. They were unfamiliar with the Old Testament as well as Jewish traditions. That 's why he included explanations (the washing of cups, pots and bronze kettles referenced in Mark 7:4). They cared more for a God of works than a good teacher. The author of Mark had to think like a Roman to convince them of the authenticity and authority of Jesus. Mark knew that…

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    effect of Christianity in Western Culture is exceptionally underrated in countless ways. The Christian Church often impacts education, healthcare, welfare, politics, art and many other cultural aspects in everyday life. Jesus spoke in The Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37 NIV) and explained to his disciple what is expected out of him in order to obtain eternal life. He defined what a neighbor is which further instills the core of Christianity and instructs those to give blessing to…

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    Darley and Daniel Batson, theology students are asked to create a presentation about a biblical theme they are given and then walk to a nearby building to present it. The students that are being closely observed are those who were given the parable of the Good Samaritan from the New Testament; it’s the story of a broken man and those who choose to pass him or help him. Batson and Darley have enlisted the help of a man to play a broken down civilian in an alley in order to recreate the scenario…

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    This speech is very common in the bible. It is defined as “when more is said than is literally meant.” John 4:29 is an example of Hyperbole. A Samaritan woman spoke about Jesus and said “He told me all that I ever did.” Jesus did not tell the woman everything she had ever done in her life. The Samaritan woman was trying to make a point by using hyperbole. Another example of hyperbole is founded in John 3:26. John’s disciples were telling John about the popularity increasing…

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    deeper insights of what the upside-down kingdom is all about. Just as Jesus did with the parables, Kraybill describes the upside-down kingdom carefully and…

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    My Moral Values

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    Holy Bible and parables, which teaches right and wrong through stories and readings. According to the module readings, “Christians find moral support in parables such as those of the Good Samaritan and the prodigal son. The parable is an allegorical story for adults; it is supposed to be understood as a story about ourselves and what we ought to do. Although the purpose of the fairy tale seems to be primarily to entertain and secondarily to teach a moral lesson, the purpose of the parable is…

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    Growing up in a family with five children, an alcoholic father, and a mother who worked hard to keep a roof over our heads and food in our bellies gave me a great deal of experience in conflict resolution which I continue to develop and use to this day. A student entered my office this afternoon in distress due to an ongoing conflict between her and her group of friends. Thankfully, my past experiences, current reading assignment, and prayer enabled me to talk to her, calm her down, and set…

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