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There lies the solution to writing a persuasive writing is to not just talk about the subject but to have passionate in the what you are writing about. If there is no passion then how can you expect another to believe in what you believe in. I think that is why I cause the church that I go for. For years I have gone to my mothers church but I have seen very little in spiritual growth the pastors were good spoke from the bible but they never seemed to be able to reach me. they were complete bible stompers. The new one I go to they are very passionate about what they speak up. They have complete knowledge and belief in what they speak of they speak straight to the soul. There is no trying to persuade them in no belief of God or God being unreal

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