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On the first day of English my class was presented with three images based on the "Golden Rule." I am only showing you two of the three images because I believe it most interesting to compare the the two diagrams that are visual persuasion. To start off with the comparison, there are a few things you notice right off the bat. In both of these posters there are globes, as well as different religions and there version of the golden rule. though they are each artfully designed in there own way those two elements are about the same. However if you take a closer look as of how they are laid out you get two very different messages. The first post has all of the religions spokes outwards from the globe, giving a sense of coming together for one common moral. Yet if you look at post two you see that the globe is simply behind the sayings and the religions seem to be listed based on popularity. To me that is almost like canceling out the symbolic globe. Therefore leaving no unification, and and showing how the rules are followed even by the religions that live by them. To me the second post shows how even in trying to create a picture that all religions have some commonality, there still always has to be a top dog. As well as, someone who is always picking a fight.
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