The Good Samaritan is a concept derived from a biblical parable that tells the story of a man who gave aid to a wounded man who was on the edge of life, despite cultural and social differences. The term "Good Samaritan" refers to a person who shows kindness, compassion and helps others in need.
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Good Samaritan - interesting facts and information
- Biblical Parable: The parable of the Good Samaritan comes from the Gospel of Luke in the New Testament. It tells the story of a man who is attacked by robbers and severely beaten. Two passersby, a priest and a Levite, pass him by without helping him, while the Samaritan, despite cultural and social differences, stops and offers to help the wounded man.
- Kindness and Compassion: The essence of the Good Samaritan lies in his kindness and compassion for others. Regardless of the differences that may divide people, the Good Samaritan focuses on the needs and suffering of others and takes action to help them.
- Helping in times of need: a Good Samaritan is willing to get involved and help others in difficult situations. This may include providing medical first aid, shelter, giving emotional or financial support, or simply offering a word of encouragement.
- Universality of values: The parable of the Good Samaritan is valued both within and outside the religious context. Providing help and showing kindness to others, regardless of cultural, ethnic or social differences, is a universal value and is promoted as a positive pattern of behavior.
- Contemporary relevance: The concept of the Good Samaritan is still relevant today and is often used in various contexts to emphasize the need to help and empathize with others. It encourages people to be sensitive to the needs of others and to take actions that bring relief and support in difficult situations.
