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The article aims to explore the importance of gender and faith in humanitarian programming through a feminist reading of a biblical parable.

The Parable of the Good Samaritan Woman: The Importance of Faith- and Gender-Responsive Humanitarian Programming Through a Feminist Solidarity Reading of Luke 10:30–37

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The article aims to explore the importance of gender and faith in humanitarian programming through a feminist reading of a biblical parable.
Critical theory analysis of the Good Samaritan parable
Examined interactions between reimagined female characters
Highlighted issues of violence and vulnerability faced by women
Identified the wounded woman as femina sacra, emphasizing her humanity
Showed how passersby failed to acknowledge their responsibility
Proposed a new ethical framework for gender and faith-responsive programming

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Randomized theoretical analysis explores the role of gender and faith in humanitarian efforts, suggesting new ethical frameworks.

K. J. Wenell (2026) studied this question.

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