Definition: In Christianity, "amateur" refers to someone who has no formal training or experience in a particular area. It comes from the Latin "amateurs," meaning "good players." In the New Testament, Paul explains this phrase metaphorically when he quotes from the parable of the Good Samaritan (Matthew 26:39-40), which describes an offering made by the Samaritans to a woman who had been beaten and left with no money. The act of "amateur" was not a passive one, but rather a way of showing appreciation or care for someone in need.
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