Rhetorical Analysis Of The Lost Soul In The Film '180'

There are many different ways to persuade a lost soul over to Christ, some ways more effective than others. Presenting the promise of acceptance, forgiveness, and eternal life brings comfort to the lost soul because a “promise” is displayed to the situation. Engaging the lost soul in prayer to receive Jesus Christ can help the seeker to confuse their wrong doings. Also enlightening a lost soul with the fact that Jesus is the son of God and the Savor of sinners. In the movie 180, Comfort uses the powerful rhetoric to a group of lost souls, who were opened with the promise of forgiveness, while realizing and confessing their sins for what they have done wrong in their lives, but was also joyful with knowing that Jesus is the Savior for the sinners and will accept them if they repent. The use of rhetoric helped …show more content…
He first introduces the Holocaust with a simple question, “Do you know who Adolf Hitler is?” Adolf Hitler is the leader of the Germany Nazi. Many of the people he questioned did not know what his actions was, some didn’t know his name. Because of the young crowd’s lack of knowledge, Comfort had to clarify who Adolf Hitler was and the history of the Holocaust. Comfort’s next argument was the legalization of abortion. He explains how abortion is America’s very own holocaust, slaughtering thousands of unborn children each year. Abortion once was an illegal act against the law, but as years went by the women of the United States began to speak out and to fight for safe and legal abortion. And finally in 1973 Abortion was first introduced as a legal act in the United States. Comfort asked the crowd different questions, “Do you value human life?” was one of the many questions he asked. While a majority of participants
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