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" In fact , as we saw in the parable of the Wedding Feast , the structure of the story - - its two " logics " - - is predicated on the basis of bringing the listeners , indirectly , to a decision . Under the proposed policy , the Director of the School of Physical Therapy or his / her designate will review each case where a student is required to withdraw from the program , and where appropriate , can set specific guidelines to which the student must abide to maintain registration . All of this is to say that to see the story as conveying an experience of believing or " belief in action " is to see it as very close indeed to the parable form , for , as we noted in our comments on the parable of the Wedding Feast , the implied question was , On what logic - - that of merit or of grace - - do you actually live your life ? During high school she was active in band , track and field , the mentoring program , the post-secondary option program , and the National Honor Society . " Near it was the ficus ruminalis , the fig tree under which Romulus and Remus were found and nursed by a she-wolf . For , as I suggested above , it is not primarily his or her belief or religious experience that is at the forefront of such parables as the Wedding Feast , the Prodigal Son , the Laborers of the Vineyard , or such stories as those of Peter in the courtyard or Simon of Cyrene , but their lifestyle , or their belief and experience as lived , belief incarnated . Agency staff and volunteers , educators , guidance and peer counselors , and others who work with teens will get a clear understanding of the process of addiction and recovery , the consequences of maternal drug use on the developing fetus , the impact of parenting , and the relationship between substance abuse and other high-risk behaviors such as unprotected sex . As we noted in the parable of the Wedding Feast , the attention of the listeners is directed not toward the speaker nor toward " religious " questions , but toward two " logics " of comporting oneself with reality .