In Sinners in the Hands of An Angry God, Edwards utilizes figurative language to shock and frighten his audiences and listeners. During this time period, God is described as being forgiving and open minded as you repent, but Edwards provides a new turn on it that includes that as a person is born, they are sentenced to heaven or to hell. This shocked listeners, and struck fear into them as they were told that they were born to heaven or to hell. The over all psychological effect of Edwards was shocking as this created a fear that God had forsaken them.
Answer:
D. The tone in the text seems inspirational, but in the audio version, Churchill sounds unemotional.
Explanation:
It is a beuatiful text, and if you read it you can see great words and beautiful writting, but once you hear it, Winston Churchill had a strange tone of voice and was too old at that time that he didn´t actually adressed it the proper way, he has no tone, nor varies his speaking, it´s just a flat speech. That´s why there´s a notable difference between the audio and the text of the speech.
