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The Freedom of the Will

Name: The Freedom of the Will
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Author: Jonathan Edwards
ISBN: 9798886863178

by Jonathan Edwards

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Publisher: Soli Deo Gloria
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For students of classic theological thought

Unpacks the complex relationship of the will

You gain deep insight into moral responsibility

Explore Jonathan Edwards' classic theological masterpiece, offering a profound defence of the Christian faith and human agency.

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Many scholars believe this work, published in 1754, is the most important argument against Arminianism published in America. Freedom of the Will is divided into four parts. The first deals with terminology; the nature and determination of the will; the meaning of necessity, impossibility, and contingency; the distinction between natural and moral necessity; and the nature of moral agency and liberty. The second considers the possibility of self-determination. The third analyzes divine agency regarding human beings and the world. In the conclusion, Edwards anticipates the reception the work will receive.