Rich in symbolism, "The Divine Comedy" is perfectly adapted to Christianity and can be read by all those who want to read it. Some are content only with the casing of which the work is encased, others anticipate further, each according to their possibilities of drinking in the inexhaustible source of symbolism.
An example of the use of symbolism in this work is in the excerpt above where Dante shows a river of boiling blood full of people guilty of carnage, this boiling blood symbolizes the blood that these guilty people have taken from innocent victims of their violence.
One audience for the Declaration of Independence was the American colonists. He lists the goals of the new government, this will be a government that will safeguard the people's natural rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
<span>1. Organizing your thoughts logically -organize your message 2. Tailoring your message to the audience 3. Telling a story for maximum impact -carefully build up 4. Adapting to listener feedback</span>
He says giving liberty in order to get safety is bad. So liberty is the best thing.
Explanation:
If you give up your freedom saying the higher authority will take care, then what you have done will make you abuse the authority and the power they have.
It says if one gives up the liberty to some authority just to feel safer, then you will not get either one.
The power to whom you have given up the liberty will enslave you. You don't deserve that liberty.
