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From Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God Jonathan Edwards “The Ding-Dong Daddy of Damnation Is religion rooted in emotion or thought?

Edwards sermon appeals to the emotion of the congregation. Is it difficult to explain religion without using emotion?

What is a sermon? Define sermon

What is the purpose of the sermon? What happens to people who are born again?

Who is Edwards referring to when he refers to the Mediator? Why doesn’t explain until the end how the Mediator can save them?

How do you think the audience felt after hearing this? What might they have done?

Is morality enough to save people from judgment, according to Edwards? Find lines in the sermon that show this.