An excellent way to get to know Edwards is through one of several modern biographies. Ola Winslow’s Jonathan Edwards: 1703-1758 (Macmillan, 1940; Collier paperback, 1961) overcomes what now seems a ...
Two hundred years ago at Princeton, the ministry of Jonathan Edwards ended (March 22, 1758) in untimely death. He was and is considered to be one of the outstanding minds of American history. He ...
Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) is considered one of America’s first and most important philosophers and theologians. Edwards served as a pastor, missionary, author, scholar and president of the College ...
"Handbook of the collections of the Yale University Art Gallery," New Haven: Yale University Art Gallery, 1992. "A checklist of American paintings at Yale University," New Haven: Yale University Art ...
Marsden, (C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity) a history professor emeritus at Notre Dame University, follows up two biographies of Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758) with an illuminating look at the ...
There are just four ministers in the American Hall of Fame at New York University. Jonathan Edwards, 1703-1758, Yale Graduate, Princeton President, Presbyterian, “America’s greatest meta-physician.” ...
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