A Rhetorical Analysis Of A Plane
Me: What does it mean to say that something has been designed?
Friend: I guess that if something has been designed it has a maker, and is usually intricate, like a watch.
Me: Awe, but how do you know it was designed, couldn’t it just have formed by chance?
Friend: Well each peace works together perfectly; if one part were missing then the whole, watch would be broken.
Me: Yes! Here is another example: Imagine you are flying over the ocean in an airplane, when you suddenly think about what would happen if one part of the plane were to fail. The plane would crash. You then cheer up by a single thought; this plane over the course of many years was tested and designed. You trust in the builders, because your airplane could not made by chance,
Friend: I guess that if something has been designed it has a maker, and is usually intricate, like a watch.
Me: Awe, but how do you know it was designed, couldn’t it just have formed by chance?
Friend: Well each peace works together perfectly; if one part were missing then the whole, watch would be broken.
Me: Yes! Here is another example: Imagine you are flying over the ocean in an airplane, when you suddenly think about what would happen if one part of the plane were to fail. The plane would crash. You then cheer up by a single thought; this plane over the course of many years was tested and designed. You trust in the builders, because your airplane could not made by chance,