Yale Press recently published three of the Works of Jonathan Edwards volumes in paperback. This is a very welcome move in that it makes some of the more important volumes in the series much more affordable. Over the years, many have complained about the steep price of the hardback editions, most of which [...]

One of the biggest perks of studying Jonathan Edwards at Yale is the treasure trove that is the Beinecke Library. Though a strange looking building on the outside (it’s been described as a giant, granite egg crate), deep underground lies what is estimated to be nearly 95% of the extant manuscripts of Jonathan Edwards [...]

Sorry that these posts are coming so late. With all the reading and other things going on this week, I haven’t had as much time for blogging as I had hoped to. So, many apologies.
Day two of the class centered around looking at Edwards as a theologian. He was presented as both [...]