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The Good Samaritan - A Public Theology for Helping Professions

The Good Samaritan - A Public Theology for Helping Professions

By Opatrny, Michal

Published by Kohlhammer Verlag

English 159 pages 2025 ISBN 9783170457348
Estimated reading time: 2 h 55 min
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About this book

The story of the Good Samaritan has fascinated generations of authors, artists, and especially those dedicated to care work. This biblical text, in which God is not mentioned, is considered by some not to be just a parable. Rather, it is an engaging story about distress and aid, a provocative tale of marginalization and courage. This book presents the story for all those who are moved by human suffering. In five chapters, Opatrný analyzes the story of the Good Samaritan. He examines interpretations ranging from economic to charitable, pastoral, and diaconal readings of the Bible and highlights the public message of the story|one that is not exclusively Christian or ecclesiastical.

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The Good Samaritan - A Public Theology for Helping Professions is available as PDF at 9 online bookshops. Bookshops carrying it include Bajalibros Argentina, Bajalibros Latam, Bookshop Uruguay.

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