“Sinners” By Jonathan Edwards Envision living in the day of the Puritans. Living in a land where everything is new and exciting. There is the freedom of speech and religion. But some chose not to believe in the divine religion, the religion of believing in a higher power or in some cases, God. Jonathan Edwards had a lot to say to those who chose not to believe in that awesome power, the power of God. …showed first 75 words of 1132 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1132 total…the Puritans into following a more righteous path, he wants to tell the non-believers that is they don’t follow the more righteous path, that they will all go to hell, and lastly, Edwards describes life without a god or agnostic belief. Edwards uses the figurative language very well and gives a very extensive use of vocabulary and parts of speech, in this passage. He is a fine writer and a great believer in Christ.