Johnathan Edwards by Ola Elizabeth Winslow

1. In what century did Johnathan Edwards primarily write?

A) 20th Century
B) 17th Century
C) 18th Century
D) 19th Century

2. Edwards served as a pastor in which location?

A) Northampton, Massachusetts
B) Providence, Rhode Island
C) New Haven, Connecticut
D) Boston, Massachusetts

3. Which of the following was a major theme in Edwards's work?

A) God's sovereignty
B) Political liberty
C) Cultural relativism
D) Man's free will

4. Edwards was also known for his interest in which field?

A) Philosophy
B) Physics
C) Economics
D) Sociology

5. What role did Edwards take on later in his life?

A) Governor of Massachusetts
B) Missionary in India
C) Editor of a newspaper
D) President of Princeton University

6. What did Edwards believe was essential for personal salvation?

A) Intellectual belief
B) Membership in a church
C) A personal experience of conversion
D) Moral living

7. What legacy did Johnathan Edwards leave?

A) Focus on political activism
B) Prominent theological alignment with deism
C) Influence on American evangelical movements
D) Promotion of state churches

8. What did Edwards argue about God's nature?

A) God is capricious and unpredictable
B) God is distant and uninvolved
C) God is both loving and just
D) God is merely a construct of human thought

9. What was Edwards's stance on the relationship between faith and reason?

A) Faith must adhere strictly to reason
B) Faith transcends human reason
C) Faith and reason are unrelated
D) Reason is greater than faith

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