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好撒玛利亚人的故事对基督徒来说很熟悉，因为它是关怀同情的典范。然而，在现代医疗保健的背景下，尤其是当我们考虑到稀缺和有限资源分配的问题时，这个故事似乎只是古怪和不合时宜的。Allen D. Verhey提出了一些具体的方法，当我们考虑到获得有限的医疗保健、有限的经济资源和有限的医疗商品的问题时，好撒玛利亚人的故事可以而且必须继续塑造基督徒的反应。
The story of the good Samaritan is familiar to Christians as a model of caring compassion. Yet the story seems merely quaint and out of place in the context of modern health care, especially when we consider the problem of scarcity and the allocation of limited resources. Allen D. Verhey suggests specific ways in which the story of the good Samaritan can and must continue to shape Christian response when we consider the issue of limited access to health care, limited economic resources, and limited medical commodities.
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