1650 WILLIAM FENNER. Red-Hot Puritan on True and False Conversion. Jonathan Edwards Vibes Slavery The Baptist Messenger reviewed his

The Baptist Messenger reviewed his early sermons this way: "There is in these sermons so much of sound doctrine which cannot be gainsaid—evangelical savor

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1650 WILLIAM FENNER. Red-Hot Puritan on True and False Conversion. Jonathan Edwards Vibes Slavery The Baptist Messenger reviewed hisWilliam Fenner [1600 1640] is a much overlooked experimental puritan; he sort of feels like a 50 50 blend of Richard Baxter's enthusiasm and heat and Jonathan Edwards' thoughtfulness and heat. Really wonderful stuff and quite rare on the market. The present work will feel especially familiar to readers of Edwards as it very much serves as a premonition of Edwards' classic, "Religious Affections," where Edwards shows the nature of conversion is a