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E-raamat: Political Samaritan: How power hijacked a parable

  • Formaat: 208 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Nov-2017
  • Kirjastus: Bloomsbury Continuum
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781472942197
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  • Formaat: 208 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Nov-2017
  • Kirjastus: Bloomsbury Continuum
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781472942197

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Nick Spencer sets out to rescue an innocent parable, mugged for political ends, ignored by passers-by, and then left for half-dead at the edge of the English language.

The parable of the Good Samaritan has been used by almost every major British politician over recent years from Theresa May and Tony Blair to Margaret Thatcher and Jeremy Corbyn. But they dont all use it to say the same thing.

Discussing the various figures whove politicised the Samaritan, Spencer described by the Economist as like a prophet crying in the post-modern wilderness explains why and how Jesus famous parable got mixed up in politics. From abolitionists to warmongers, prime ministers to activists such as Dr Martin Luther King, he uncovers the reasons for the parables popularity and then asks the killer question: who gets it right?

If the Good Samaritan has been dragged on to the political stage, whose side is he on?

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Engagingly written, wide-ranging, and important ... this journey through the political Samaritans uses/misuses, meanings, and citations leaves us with whole new sets of questions about the politics of our society and the place of religion within it. * Church Times * Illuminating ... an intriguing display of how scripture takes on a life of its own in public life * Reading Religion * Brilliant ... a political archeology of Jesus's famous parable, a kind of exegetical investigation into the parable's politics, and how startlingly the good Samaritan somehow sits on both sides of the political aisle ... Here is a chance to dig deep into some thoughtful, original public theology that will not offer you partisan triggers ... Spencer's little book is so creative, so fascinating, that I wish there were more political archaeologies of the prodigal son, the unforgiving servant, the two debtors, wise and foolish builders, and so on. Alas, this tiny book is only one for now, so I commend it to you. * Comment (Cardus, Canada) *

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The evolution of the Good Samaritan parable in modern-day politics, rhetoric and society.
The parable of the Good Samaritan ix
1 `He welcomed them and spoke to them'
1(30)
Talking God
1(5)
Talking politics
6(9)
The words we live by
15(8)
A divine register
23(8)
2 `They did not understand what this meant'
31(52)
Introducing the political Samaritan
31(14)
The parliamentary Samaritan
45(9)
The Thatcherite Samaritan
54(10)
The Labour Samaritan
64(12)
The contemporary Samaritan
76(5)
Conclusion
81(2)
3 `How do you read it?'
83(56)
Arriving at the parable
83(3)
Enter the lawyer
86(15)
The parable 93 A priest and a Levite were walking along a road ...
101(8)
Samaritans
109(6)
The `Good' Samaritan
115(6)
So, you can see, the parable obviously means ...
121(5)
Church interpretations
126(12)
Conclusion
138(131)
4 `Go and do likewise'
139(25)
Who's right?
139(7)
Christianity in the UK
146(4)
Reasonable political language
150(5)
Politics
155(5)
Political rhetoric
160(4)
Postscript: Picking up a half-dead metaphor 164(3)
Acknowledgements 167(2)
Notes 169
Nick Spencer is Director of Theos, a Christian think tank. He is the author of Atheists: The Origin of the Species (Bloomsbury) and Freedom and Order: History Politics and the English Bible (Hodder and Stoughton).