The Freedom of the Will

In «The Freedom of the Will,» Jonathan Edwards embarks on an intricate exploration of human volition, arguing for a theocentric understanding of free will that remains deeply rooted in Puritan theological traditions. Written in 1754, this seminal text delves into the nature of moral choice, positing that true freedom is not the ability to choose otherwise but rather the capacity to act according to one's strongest inclinations, which are ultimately determined by divine sovereignty. Through a rigorous and systematic examination, Edwards employs an analytical prose style infused with rigorous logic and rich... Edasi