It sounded very compelling.
People listened attentively. There was what appeared to be the right mix of factual sources and emotional appeal. The people were on side. This had to happen.
At that point a voice piped up. The voice asked questions challenging the substance of the appeal. The voice referred to a greater authority that the sources initially presented. The voice urged careful consideration.
The people ignored the voice – they had already been persuaded.
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For His Name’s Sake
Shalom
C. L. J. Dryden
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