1. The Diary of Michael Wigglesworth
... religion arguments, Michael Wigglesworth, Cotton Mather, and Jonathan Edwards influenced people by relating to their personal guilt or fear. In the document, "The Diary of Michael Wigglesworth," Wigglesworth makes a convincing argument for people in the late 1600s by using his own personal experience to relate to people. He shows ... relating to the readers with their problem is like having a really good friend or a counselor. A person feels understood and as a result a feeling of trust is built. With trust a counselor, in this case Wigglesworth, can then share his own beliefs and have ...
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