Seven Points To Keep In Mind Analysis

In both articles there are some words that are a lie. All I know is that she would give out marriage licenses to same sex couples, but she said as long as her name is not in the document is okay. The ones she gave out in the license it said “pursuant to federal” not her name which is weird. The two articles that we read, “The Pope and Kim Davis: Seven Points to Keep in Mind” by James Martin, SJ and “How Pope Francis Undermined the Goodwill of His Trip and Proved to Be a Coward” by Michelangelo Signorile are mostly on logos and pathos. The only reason I think it’s based on that is because it express emotion and logic.
For an example, Pope Francis told Kim Davis to “stay strong” after having a secretly meeting with her. But when the Pope met Kim Davis secretly …show more content…
We just don’t know. Rather than stopping it he welcomed with his arms open. (Pathos) Like this sentence “I do not deny that the meeting took place, but have no other comments to add.”(Ethos) To me it sounds like something else occur but doesn’t want to tell us the truth. I read other articles that said Kim Davis spent five days in jail because she defied a court order and told the judges of what she planned. Later on they found that she had three husbands, four marriages, and two children. And she believes in same sex marriage. Plus they can’t tolerate Christianity. Some are not okay of what she’s fighting for but Pope Francis is mostly going to help her.
“Meeting with the Pope does not kind of validate everything” it just explains everything. (Logos) Pope Francis also met with other people like Mark Wahlberg, Norma and Mary and so forth. And they said it was a great honor meeting with the Pope. (Ethos) The article of Kim Davis: Seven Points to Keep in Mind where it says about Vatican, Pope Francis did not express any view. However, just to make it clear Pope was just being nice of meeting Kim