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 Luke  10:33 "But a certain Samaritan, as he journeyed, came where he was: and when he saw him, he had compassion on him,.."

"Spirituality" is never an immunity to the values of humanity. As a matter of fact, real spirituality respects humanity. The verse above is a part of the popular story of "the good Samaritan" . The amazing thing about this parable is that Jesus clearly gives a picture of "spirituality" and "humanity", you should read the story if you haven't read it. A priest and a levite had come earlier and saw the wounded man, and did nothing, but a Samaritan who passed by and was touched by his condition, attended to the man. Now, the Priest and Levite both represented people of God, they represented "God", so it was clear to everyone what Jesus was passing across. Likewise the Samaritan was not even one reckoned to be of God. When you study John 4, you'd find out how the Samaritans were perceived by the Jews. The Samaritans weren't seen as godly people, yet this was the same class of people Jesus explained good deeds with.  I honestly have seen " godly" people who should have value for humanity treat others bad. Sometimes, some even pray so much, yet, their attitude towards others can't just be comprehended for good. As a person, no matter how much "faith" you carry or "spirituality" you possess, if another man's need doesn't touch you, you're empty. You must love in word and in deed, this in itself is the definition of being spiritual. Look out IMMENSELY for others.

(Daily Nuggets with Tobi Adebayo )

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