James Forbes: Compassion at the dinner table

The video explores the theme of compassion through personal stories and historical examples. It begins with family rituals that emphasize care and sharing, then moves to a Christmas story highlighting inclusion. The speaker shares images of compassion from history, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Bobby Kennedy. The Good Samaritan parable is discussed, emphasizing sustained care. The video concludes with a call to action for compassion, celebrating unity and grace.

What was the significance of the family dinner ritual described in the text?

How did the author describe the role of compassion in their family upbringing?

What lesson did the author learn from the Christmas incident involving Elder Revels?

In what ways did the author’s mother emphasize the importance of caring for extended family members?

What does the author mean by 'making over' someone in the family?

How does the author connect the concept of compassion to the Good Samaritan parable?

What was the author's perspective on the role of community in fostering compassion?

How did the author illustrate the idea of compassion through historical events?

What does the author suggest about the relationship between compassion and justice?

In what ways does the author believe compassion can be tangibilitated in society?