Jonathan Edwards as Contemporary

Contents: Stephen H. Daniel: Edwards' Occasionalism - Avihu Zakai: The Medieval and Scholastic Dimensions of Edwards' Philosophy of Nature - Anri Morimoto: The End for Which God Created Jonathan Edwards - Don Schweitzer: Jonathan Edwards' Understanding of Divine Infinity - Michael J. McClymond: Hearing the Symphony: A Critique of Some Critics of Sang Lee's and Amy Pauw's Accounts of Jonathan Edwards's View of God - Paul Helm: The Human Self and the Divine Trinity - Oliver Crisp: Jonathan Edwards' Panentheism - Seng-Kong Tan: Trinitarian Action in the Incarnation - Douglas A. Sweeney: Jonathan Edwards and Justification: The Rest of the Story - Amy Plantinga Pauw: Jonathan Edwards's Ecclesiology - Gerald McDermott: Revelation as Divine Communication Through Reason, Scripture and Tradition - Wilson H. Kimnach: Frightful Inspiration, Sweet Elevation: The Application of Homiletics by Jonathan Edwards, Jonathan Mayhew, And Their Successors of the Late Eighteenth Century - Stephen D. Crocco: Jonathan Edwards and Princeton - Kenneth P. Minkema/Harry S. Stout: Jonathan Edwards Studies: The State of the Field - Robert W. Jenson: How I Stole From Jonathan Edwards.

Don Schweitzer is McDougald Professor of Theology at St. Andrew's College, Saskatoon, Canada.