The purpose of the excerpt from "A Modest Proposal" is to shame the greedy people who contributed to Ireland’s poverty instead of trying to help eradicate it.
<h3>What is purpose?</h3>
Purpose refers to an author's goal, that is, what he wants to accomplish through his writing. In the excerpt from Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal" that we are analyzing here, the purpose is to shame those who contributed to Ireland's poverty.
The excerpt particularly mentions landlords and tax absentees as Swift criticizes the practices of the wealthy. What the author means is that the extreme poverty in Ireland is caused by the exploitation of the poor by the rich.
With the information above in mind, we can choose option A as the correct answer. Swift is shaming the greedy people who made Ireland poor.
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Prologue? Do u mean the first page before it starts?
Each line kind off foreshadows an event that happened the story. Telling us that internet all these stuff didn't exist. So the writer probably hints in a few line what would happned in The story.
Answer:
In John, Chapter 5 and 37, Jesus is speaking to some Jews, probably some Pharisees. They have criticized him for healing someone on the Sabbath. Looking at the rest of the context, you see that Jesus is well-aware that they do not believe in him, so they do not, and can not see God in Him. Over 20 centuries, things have not changed: some people do not want to believe.
Explanation: Later in John 14 when Jesus is speaking with his own disciples, he is explaining His relationship with the Father. Jesus tells Phillip, "Whoever has seen me has seen the Father."
If you dissect the Bible, you find many apparent contradictions. It takes faith to see the big picture and believe. It's a choice.
