The National Association Of Evangelicals Evil Empire: Analysis
The speech by President Ronald Reagan addressing the National Association of Evangelicals ‘Evil Empire’ focuses on the morality of the United States of America’s society. This morality of the society entails different ways of treating the handicapped, crippled, minors or the children, laws, and regulations to abolish abortion, freezing of the missiles generation to avoid loss of more human lives and different ways of renewing the morality in the society (Fessler, 2009). According to a close friend of president Reagan, he mentioned that he loved his daughters more than anything or anyone else on the earth. However, President Reagan doubted the faith of his friend, until the friend explained to him how he wished to see his daughters die young,
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the nation in a way that pleases God. President Reagan elaborated on the best way for the government of The United States of America to incorporate Christians in governing and making laws in the constitution, was to ensure that no laws or rules were passed by the politicians without the social consensus of the Christians. Through such collaboration with Christians, the Americans would serve and believe God as they had always believed before. The speaker or writer adapted the spirituality concept in the speech to satisfy the need of the audience who were majorly focusing on the spirituality of humanity. This spirituality considers ways of living in a Godly way and making decisions rightly to ensure the nation keeps its faith in God and live in accordance with their slogan ‘In God we believe.’
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The tone variation or the voice of the speaker was suitable and accurate to the occasion. He used a voice that illustrated strength and concern for different situations and circumstances. Furthermore, considering his venue, a church, President Reagan, used a calm voice that created a respectable mood for the spiritual leaders of the National Association of Evangelicals. The gestures of the speaker served their purpose to the maximum through different facial expressions which were meaningful to the audience which resulted in standing ovations and
the nation in a way that pleases God. President Reagan elaborated on the best way for the government of The United States of America to incorporate Christians in governing and making laws in the constitution, was to ensure that no laws or rules were passed by the politicians without the social consensus of the Christians. Through such collaboration with Christians, the Americans would serve and believe God as they had always believed before. The speaker or writer adapted the spirituality concept in the speech to satisfy the need of the audience who were majorly focusing on the spirituality of humanity. This spirituality considers ways of living in a Godly way and making decisions rightly to ensure the nation keeps its faith in God and live in accordance with their slogan ‘In God we believe.’
The structure of the speech fulfills the format and organization of the spoken …show more content…
The tone variation or the voice of the speaker was suitable and accurate to the occasion. He used a voice that illustrated strength and concern for different situations and circumstances. Furthermore, considering his venue, a church, President Reagan, used a calm voice that created a respectable mood for the spiritual leaders of the National Association of Evangelicals. The gestures of the speaker served their purpose to the maximum through different facial expressions which were meaningful to the audience which resulted in standing ovations and