Evaluate each author's argument. Does the evidence support the claims?  

Evaluate each author's argument. Does the evidence support the claims?  How did your opinion form or change after reading both sides of this issue? (10 points)

2.                 What reasoning strategies does each author employ? Provide specific examples of reasoning strategies from each argument. (10 points)

3.                 How does each author use language to support his claims? How does the use of language affect the way you evaluate the argument? Provide specific examples of language styles used in each argument. (10 points)

4.                 Identify at least two logical fallacies in one or both of the arguments, and explain your choices. If you can find no logical fallacies, make a convincing argument for why that is. (10 points)

5.                 Define the concept of cultural worldview. How does your understanding of the concept of worldview affect your interpretation of these articles? Explain your response in detail and support it with examples. (15 points)

6.                 Describe a causal relationship in either one of the arguments. Which pattern of cause-and-effect fits best: causal chain, contributory cause, or interactive cause? Explain your response in detail and support it with examples. (10 points)

7.                 What are the ethical issues presented by each argument? How do ethics and values affect the way you evaluate each argument? Explain your response in detail and support it with examples. (15 points)