Deconstructed Do-Gooder

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Exploring the complexities of faith and identity, the author reflects on her personal journey through the lens of the Good Samaritan parable. By embodying each character—from Priest to Wounded—she invites readers to examine their own experiences within various Christian contexts, including evangelicalism and missions. Through her narrative, she reveals the potential harm of a rigid adherence to doing good while also highlighting the mercy found in moments of doubt and loss. This introspective work challenges the notion of faith as merely a series of actions.