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1 1 | providential design, bring people together and "help them
2 1 | a profound impact on how people understand life, the world
3 4 | influence of advertising."6 Even people who are not themselves exposed
4 4 | society, a culture — other people — affected for good or ill
5 5 | other ways, by informing people about the availability of
6 5 | entertainment and inspiration to people around the world.~
7 6 | contribution by informing people about the ideas and policy
8 7 | uplifting and inspiring people and motivating them to act
9 8 | that educate and motivate people in a variety of beneficial
10 10| and motivate — to convince people to act in certain ways:
11 10| advertising may attempt to move people to act on the basis of irrational
12 10| services — that is, to cause people to feel and act upon cravings
13 11| advertising appeals more to people's emotions and base instincts —
14 13| audience, including young people and even children, and a
15 14| fundamental principle for people engaged in advertising:
16 14| for what they seek to move people to do; and this is a responsibility
17 14| advertising seeks to move people to choose and act rationally
18 14| good; if it seeks to move people to do evil deeds that are
19 14| advertising that attempts to move people to act in certain ways —
20 14| superficially glamorous people; in extreme cases, it may
21 15| discussing truthfulness. People take for granted some rhetorical
22 16| concerned: children and young people, the elderly, the poor,
23 17| and society alike.~When people fail to practice "a rigorous
24 17| contemptible."30 Advertisers, like people engaged in other forms of
25 19| include ethicists and church people, as well as representatives
26 20| such as children and old people. Political advertising also
27 22| education should seek to prepare people to be informed and alert
28 23| sacrifices to correct them. But people who want to do what is morally
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