The Nature of True Virtue - Jonathan Edwards
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The Nature of True Virtue by Jonathan Edwards, often accompanied by his Personal Narrative, is a classic theological work by one of America's most prominent Puritan thinkers. It explores the philosophical and theological underpinnings of morality and virtue from a distinctly Christian perspective. The Personal Narrative provides an autobiographical glimpse into Edwards' spiritual life and conversion experience, complementing his theoretical ideas with personal insights. Together, The Nature of True Virtue and Edwards' Personal Narrative offer a profound theological and philosophical…mehr

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The Nature of True Virtue by Jonathan Edwards, often accompanied by his Personal Narrative, is a classic theological work by one of America's most prominent Puritan thinkers. It explores the philosophical and theological underpinnings of morality and virtue from a distinctly Christian perspective. The Personal Narrative provides an autobiographical glimpse into Edwards' spiritual life and conversion experience, complementing his theoretical ideas with personal insights. Together, The Nature of True Virtue and Edwards' Personal Narrative offer a profound theological and philosophical exploration of morality, spirituality, and human purpose. Edwards' intellectual rigor and heartfelt devotion provide a holistic vision of Christian virtue, making these works enduring resources for both academic and personal reflection.
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JONATHAN EDWARDS (1703-1758) was an American revivalist preacher, philosopher, and theologian of the 18th-century. Regarded as perhaps America's greatest and most original philosophical theologians, Edwards' works are broad in scope, rooted in Puritan heritage and the Westminster Confession of Faith. His role was significant in shaping the First Great Awakening. To this day the church has widely read his sermons and books, the greatest being his The History of Redemption.