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3. Juli 2019 · Jonathan Edwards - Colonial Preacher of the Great Awakening. Public Domain. Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) was an extremely important and influential clergyman in the New England colonial America. He has been given credit for beginning the Great Awakening and his writings provide insights into colonial thought.
He graduated with first class honours from the University of Kent in 1988 and then spent the early part of his career at City of London law firm, Simmons and Simmons. Jonathan moved to Manchester in 1996 and for three years was the Manchester managing partner of international law firm, Hammonds. He has lived in the Oldham area for the last 23 ...
Gygi Jennings | Assistant Director of Operations, Jonathan Edwards College. 203-432-8839. gygi.jennings@yale.edu. Nicole Wade | Sr. Administrative Asst. II, Head of College Office, Jonathan Edwards College 203-432-0380. nicole.wade@yale.edu. Shannon Tere ...
22 Maret 1758 (aged 54) [1] Princeton, New Jersey. Pekerjaan. Pastor, teolog, dan misionaris. Suami/istri. Sarah Pierpont [2] Jonathan Edwards (5 Oktober 1703 - 22 Maret 1758) adalah seorang teolog asal Amerika Serikat yang sangat memengaruhi peristiwa Revival di Amerika. [3] Edwards adalah seorang pendeta Kongregasionalis yang banyak membela ...
Jonathan Edwards, a 1720 alumnus, theologian and child prodigy, was admitted to Yale at age 13, and went on to become one of the most celebrated theologians of his era. Edwards’s presence is omnipresent throughout the college, including his tomb and a Senior Common Room that houses portraits and mementos of Edwards and his wife. The eponymous ...
Dean’s Office Staff. The Dean is chief academic adviser to the approximately 420 undergraduates assigned to Jonathan Edwards College. Residing within the college, she is responsible for comprehensive student advising across 80 majors from matriculation to graduation on a range of academic and personal issues. She assists students in all ...
26. Nov. 2013 · Jonathan Edwards, elected president five days after the death of his son-in-law, Aaron Burr Sr., was a popular choice. A friend of the College since its inception, he was the most eminent American philosopher-theologian of his time. Initially, Edwards refused to take on “such a new and great business in the decline of life,” explaining that he considered himself deficient in health ...
