This has been around the news recently and we have been having discussions about it in church.
Picture 2 senarios.
You see your brother or sister or family member being beaten up by another person, they are then left on the floor covered in blood. Of course instinct is to run up and help him/her.
But lets say you see the exact same thing happen to someone you didnt know.
Things like this happen every day, hit and run drivers, people having heart attacks in the street, and people just walk on by, not giving it a second look.
Are people so afraid of the reprocussions of helping someone in need?
I have never been in a situation where someone was needed assistance where i could come to their aid but if the opputunity ever arose of course i would help.
Its not being religious to help someone in these situations, its just human nature and having a heart.
If you saw a random stranger on the street being harrased and then lying in a pool of blood, would you help them? Or just walk on by...?
Picture 2 senarios.
You see your brother or sister or family member being beaten up by another person, they are then left on the floor covered in blood. Of course instinct is to run up and help him/her.
But lets say you see the exact same thing happen to someone you didnt know.
Things like this happen every day, hit and run drivers, people having heart attacks in the street, and people just walk on by, not giving it a second look.
Are people so afraid of the reprocussions of helping someone in need?
I have never been in a situation where someone was needed assistance where i could come to their aid but if the opputunity ever arose of course i would help.
Its not being religious to help someone in these situations, its just human nature and having a heart.
If you saw a random stranger on the street being harrased and then lying in a pool of blood, would you help them? Or just walk on by...?

















