“那些健康的人”:通过马太福音9:9-13从COVID给非危机时期的教训

IF 0.1 0 RELIGION Review & Expositor Pub Date : 2022-05-01 DOI:10.1177/00346373221132281
C. Kelly
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随着世界进入新冠疫情的下一阶段,生物伦理学家需要重新思考在非危机时期的道德责任是什么样子的。这篇文章转向马太福音(马太福音9:9-13)的召唤,以提供基督徒可以用来促进这场生物伦理对话的圣经见解。这篇文章借鉴了叙事背景,将这一外壳埋在了福音中一个专注于耶稣疗愈事工的部分中,解释了马太福音的召唤如何强调了健康和福祉的整体愿景,使耶稣作为一名治疗师的工作充满活力,并增加了耶稣对边缘化者恢复的主要重视。这篇文章考察了耶稣关于“那些健康的人不需要医生”的说法,认为基督徒最好通过优先考虑公共卫生来接受这种广泛的治愈愿景,这样,如果下一次健康危机出现,社区将更好地准备应对。
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“Those who are well”: Lessons from COVID for non-crisis times via Matthew 9:9-13
As the world shifts to the next phase of the pandemic, bioethicists need to consider anew what moral responsibility looks like during non-crisis times. This article turns to the calling of Matthew (Matt 9:9-13) to provide biblical insights Christians can use to contribute to this bioethical conversation. Drawing on the narrative context, which buries this pericope within a section of the gospel focusing on Jesus’s healing ministry, this article explains how the calling of Matthew underscores the holistic vision of health and well-being animating Jesus’s work as a healer and adds to Jesus’s primary emphasis on restoration for the marginalized. Examining Jesus’s claim that “those who are well have no need of a physician,” this article argues that Christians can best embrace this broad vision of healing by prioritizing public health so that the community will be better prepared to weather the next health crisis, should it emerge.
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