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Argumentative oral presentation

Argumentative oral presentation. Favorite argument free-write.

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Argumentative oral presentation

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  1. Argumentative oral presentation

  2. Favorite argument free-write • In the context of argument, what is one of the most significant stands of claim and evidence you have seen or heard about? What is the most interesting or beneficial pieces of argument you have ever encountered? This can be something that has applied in your lifetime or something that has happened long before you were alive.

  3. Argumentative oral presentation • Students will give an argumentative speech about a topic they select. You will be assessed on content and delivery. • Rubric • Students will also turn in a two page paper (MLA formatting). This is all due on Friday.

  4. Martin Luther The Reformation

  5. Martin Luther Young Martin Luther Old Martin Luther

  6. Before the Protestant Reformation there was considered to only be one Church, the Catholic Church Before we go on… Indulgence: an act of kindness or favor that in return one receives a pardon from temporal punishments of sin (less suffering in Purgatory) Background

  7. The Selling of Indulgences • Prior to 1517, the Catholic Church had been “selling indulgences.” • Indulgences allowed people to “buy their way into heaven.” Given the right amount of money, the Church would forgive a person’s sins. • Problem: Only the rich could afford this indulgence Jorge Breu, 1530 “A Question to a Mintmaker” Depiction of Selling Indulgences

  8. 95 Theses Nailed to the Castle Church door in Wittenberg Listed 95 arguments up for debate about Church practices, most importantly the sale of indulgences Luther believed nothing could be done to save us on our own accord Martin Luther

  9. Arguments of Luther Purgatory was a false doctrine Salvation was through faith alone The Bible alone should be the final authority for truth The only two Sacraments that were valid were Baptism and the Last Supper because they were the only two with Scriptural support Martin Luther

  10. 16th Century Europe: The Reformation • At the beginning of the 16th century, Europe was uniformly Catholic. • By the middle of the 16th century, large sections of Europe were Protestant. • The shift was part of the Reformation, spurred by the writings of Martin Luther’s 95 Theses, drafted in 1517. Europe in 1560

  11. Argumentative oral presentation • Students will give an argumentative speech about a topic they select. You will be assessed on content and delivery. • Rubric • Students will also turn in a two page paper (MLA formatting). Your presentation is due whenever you signed up to speak. The paper is due at the end of the hour on Friday. You may not work on your paper during class Thursday or Friday.

  12. Sign-up SheetOn my main page you will find a google doc for your designated hour. Please open the google doc and sign your full name in the order you all will present. Your topic will need to be approved by Mr. Rantz before starting.

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