Question 12
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2021
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CHRISTIAN_RELIGIOUS_STUDIES
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objective
The Parable of the Good Samaritan and the Parable of the Lost Sheep both illustrate aspects of God's kingdom. Which parable more strongly emphasizes the concept of an inclusive community, and how could its lesson be applied to the modern refugee crisis?
Answer Options
A.
The Lost Sheep more strongly emphasizes an inclusive community. Its lesson can be applied to the refugee crisis by urging believers to count every refugee as part of the flock, regardless of their background.
Correct Answer
B.
The Good Samaritan more strongly emphasizes an inclusive community. Its lesson can be applied to the refugee crisis by encouraging Christians to welcome and assist refugees, offering practical help and hospitality regardless of ethnicity or religion.
C.
Both parables equally emphasize an inclusive community. Their combined lesson suggests that refugees should be given financial aid only after they demonstrate repentance.
D.
The Good Samaritan emphasizes personal sacrifice rather than inclusivity. Its lesson applies to the refugee crisis by encouraging churches to donate money but not to provide direct shelter.
Correct Answer
B
Correct Option:
The Good Samaritan more strongly emphasizes an inclusive community. Its lesson can be applied to the refugee crisis by encouraging Christians to welcome and assist refugees, offering practical help and hospitality regardless of ethnicity or religion.
About This Question
This is
Gce Model Questions Vol1
2021
Christian Religious Studies
Question 12.
It is one of the
objective
questions from the
2021
Gce Model Questions Vol1
Christian Religious Studies
examination.
Difficulty level:
Medium
.