<span>The theme in the poem 'The Rainy Day' by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is one of a man contemplating his own depression and sorrow. Through a lexical field of gloomy and dark words this particular tone is captured, but at the end of the poem the idea of hope after a storm is captured through the light weather-related imagery.</span>
The Biblical worldview is theocentric, which means that God is the center of the universe and the creator of everything; conversely, God should be the main focus of our lives. So, this worldview has taught us that we should be very careful with our wishes and try to eliminate selfish, bodily cravings, because they are the devil's temptations. Instead, we should only desire things that are in accordance with Judeo/Christian values, such as goodness, truth, spiritual beauty, modesty, righteousness.
Answer:
I believe it is weak reasoning
Explanation:
it is statistics and not examples and there is no other reasoning
