As Winthrop encourages Christians in his new settlements to live in godly charity towards one another, he shows that the powerful source of

Gorgias makes rhetoric a power to wield, under which its listeners are victims.

Who is your master? Who do you serve? A demon of bondage Or a King you don't deserve? Who is your leader? Who do you seek? A lord of...

There's a snake in the garden There's a serpent round your head If you listen to its whispers Your soul will end up dead. There's a wolf...