It does not matter what you believe in, it matters how you act as a person. If you are a kind person then your beliefs do not matter.

The write is saying that his goal is to make people see that personal identity is different from the public's view; therefore, you should not base people's identity off of looks.

Lugenbehl is saying that there is a certain belief that people believe certain things depending on where they are from, or what they look like.

This shows that once people get in a certain rhythm in their lives, it is hard for them to come out of it, which is why only a few people have because dependent on their own.

Enlightenment takes time to happen, so one must be patient if they are seeking it.

Almost everyone in the world grows up being dependent of their parents or guardians, so this phrase is very relatable to what some people might be feeling right now.

You cannot write a good passage without having premises that fully backup the conclusion, and that are well supported.

Number one shows that Megan comprehended the material, and number 2 shows that Megan just memorized the material. This explains how there are different reasons why Megan could have gotten a good grade on her test.

I agree with this statement. If the premises do not support the writer's conclusion, then it is hard for the writer to persuade the reader into changing their opinions or ideas.

I think this is saying that you can be taught certain things like adding and subtracting, but you cannot be taught what you born with.

I think that it is saying that if you are always taught one thing than it is hard to change your mind, but the fresher the material, the truer it seems.

The writer is trying to make sure that the reader sees the cavemen no differently than human.

This statement reminds me of the election because a lot of people can relate to it, including me. It is hard to have a comeback without having time to look up reasons on the internet.

My students may give up and not put effort into re-reading the text because they think just reading it is good enough.