Questions
1) Why does Stockman address some Christians' concerns about Bono? Why not just ignore such concerns when speaking to a public seminary audience in Canada on this topic? Would he be practicing honest-talk if he did not address the concerns? (77)
2) Why does Stockman use the Bible to make his case about cultural taboos? Is his argument based more on logos or pathos? Explain. (51)
3) Does his verbal expressiveness suggest any mockery of evangelicals who wonder about Bono's faith?
4) Could Stockman's speech purpose in this clip be a kind of apologetics? (16)
Page numbers in above parentheses are from Quentin Schultze, An Essential Guide to Public Speaking.
1) Why does Stockman address some Christians' concerns about Bono? Why not just ignore such concerns when speaking to a public seminary audience in Canada on this topic? Would he be practicing honest-talk if he did not address the concerns? (77)
2) Why does Stockman use the Bible to make his case about cultural taboos? Is his argument based more on logos or pathos? Explain. (51)
3) Does his verbal expressiveness suggest any mockery of evangelicals who wonder about Bono's faith?
4) Could Stockman's speech purpose in this clip be a kind of apologetics? (16)
Page numbers in above parentheses are from Quentin Schultze, An Essential Guide to Public Speaking.
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