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Jonathan Edwards's Vision of History

Once dubbed by Perry Miller "the greatest philosopher-theologian yet to grace the American scene," Jonathan Edwards is nowwidely recognized as America's most important theologian. And he is no less celebrated as a prominent philosopher, ethicist, and moralist Edwards's theology and philosophy are a matter ofgreat scholarly interest today, and recent studies have dealt with almost every aspect of his thought. Strangely enough, however, there has been no serious attempt to. explore Edwards's philosophy ofhistory, let alone to analyze the content and form of his distinct mode ofhistorical thinking. Edwards's sense of time, his vision ofhistory, and the development of his historical consciousness warrant serious attention.