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How was prejudice shown in the parable of the good samaritan?

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The samaritans were the group of Jews who renounced their faith when they were conquered.
the fact that only this sinful person would be a man for others and the people who considered themselves to be righteous was hard for people to understand
this goes with Jesus helping the sinners

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