How do you write a concession and a rebuttal?
How do you write a concession and a rebuttal?
A few tips for using concession and refutation effectively:
- Always summarize counter-arguments in a fair manner. Taking a cheap shot makes you look bad, not your opponent.
- Get concessions out of the way as soon as possible.
- When refuting a counter-argument, back up your opinions with reliable evidence wherever possible.
What is a rebuttal and concession?
Counterarguments introduce other points of view. Concessions admit those perspectives have some merit. And rebuttals demonstrate how one’s argument holds up despite valid objections. These are three rhetorical cornerstones you should be able to identify and analyze for the SAT essay.
What words do you use in a rebuttal?
Use the following sentence starters in order to incorporate counterarguments and rebuttals in your writing:
- Although…
- Even though…
- While it may be true that….
- In spite of the fact that….
- Some people may argue…but…
- A possible concern is…
- A common counterpoint is…
Where does the word of wisdom come from?
The havoc that so often ensues in churches that practice the word of knowledge and word of wisdom as revelatory gifts clearly is not for the common good. Confusing, nebulous, and sometimes contradictory “words from the Lord” do not come from God, for He is not a God of confusion or disorder ( 1 Corinthians 14:33 ).
Is the word of Wisdom a carnal commandment?
President Stephen L Richards noted: “Every commandment of God is spiritual in nature. There are no carnal commandments. We have learned this from modern revelation. While the commandments have effect upon the body and temporal things they are all in essence spiritual. The Word of Wisdom is spiritual.
Is the word of Wisdom a speaking gift?
This misuse of the two gifts is clearly not of God. The word of wisdom – The fact that this gift is described as the “word” of wisdom indicates that it is one of the speaking gifts.
Do you have any profound words of wisdom?
Whenever I encounter these little nuggets of wisdom (the kinds of life proverbs I want to remember forever), I save them and share them with the world (if you’re connected with me on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, you’ve probably seen some of these before).