Edwardeanism

/ɛdˈwɔːdiənɪzəm/ noun

Definition

The theological ideas, doctrines, or style associated with Jonathan Edwards and his followers in American religious history.

Etymology

From 'Edwardean' plus the suffix '-ism,' designating a system of beliefs or an ideological movement.

Kelly Says

Edwardeanism shaped American Protestantism deeply—Jonathan Edwards' intense, passionate preaching triggered the Great Awakening!

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