Early American settlers were usually very religious. Therefore, thoughts of God, salvation, sin and Hell were part of their everyday living. Moreover, priests played a very important role in their community. This meant that Edwards was seen as an authoritative, important figure that should be listened to. Moreover, he had a commanding presence, and his speech was full of energy, emotion and intensity. All of these factors contributed to the success of the speech and persuaded the settlers of its truth.
To change their lives as a result of Edwards<span>' ... Jonathan </span>Edwards<span> was a British theologian who wrote and presented the </span>sermon<span> "Sinners </span>in the hands of an angry God<span>" in the </span>early<span> 1700's. .... How would you </span>describe<span> Jonathan </span>Edwards<span>' views of God, Christ</span>
