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von ksg (DE/CA), 2010-08-13, 16:33   Spam?  

Zumindest nahm ich das bisher so an.

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von ddr (AT), 2010-08-13, 16:53   Spam?  

an dem manche Leute das Herz haben.
Du sprichst sie direkt an ...
Du appelierst an ihr Herz ...

irgend soetwas, aber Beweis habe ich keinen gefunden.

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von Ms-I-Wonder, 2010-08-13, 17:52   Spam?  217.162.165....

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von wandle (GB), Last modified: 2010-08-13, 18:53   Spam?  

There seem to be two possibilities:
(a) you touch the audience in their heart
(b) you draw the audience's attention to your main point
However, each of these seems to be ruled out by the fact that they are not listening.
Perhaps the speaker's complaint really is that even when he uses the rhetoric which normally works, he is still finding no response.

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von zou (US), 2010-08-13, 19:09   Spam?  

Preachers use all sorts of phrases to indicate that people are falling short of being a real Christian. On the surface what he says seems contradictory, but in preacher talk it means: You say you love the Lord, you come to church, you think you are listening, but you really aren't listening. Because if you really were listening, your lives would be different - you'd be a better or more committed Christian.

Short answer: What Wandle said: you touch the audience in their heart