Persuasion

Device used by an author to get the audience to think or feel a certain way

Which is NOT true about Jonathan Edwards

Philosopher who identified the three types of persuasion

Type of appeal when author uses facts (statistics, etc.)

The act or process of making people believe or think something

Time period when people were increasingly interested in religion and religious conversion

Persuasive appeal used by Edwards in his sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”

Type of appeal when an ad includes a celebrity, expert, or person in uniform

Type of appeal when author uses emotions (fear, pride, desire, sympathy)

Term that describes sermons that preach about God’s anger toward sinners