Ronald Reagan: “The real meaning of the parable has always been not so much the…”

On the recordSeptember 28, 1981

The real meaning of the parable has always been not so much the benefit that was done to the beaten man, but the good that accrued to the Samaritan.

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Republican · California

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Remarks at the Annual Ambassadors Ball To Benefit the Multiple Sclerosis Society

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