Jonathan Edwards and the Catholic Vision of Salvation

Jonathan Edwards and the Catholic Vision of Salvation examines the theology of the influential eighteenth-century American puritan. Anri Morimoto analyzes the work of Jonathan Edwards, arguing that his approach to salvation is a consistent part of his broader natural philosophy and ontology. This study of salvation and the history of doctrines presents a paradigm where salvation is a dynamic process of sharing divine holiness and excellence.

By connecting these ideas to Roman Catholic traditions, the author places this volume 1 study within a global Christian context rather than limiting it to New England Puritanism. Morimoto demonstrates how this inclusive vision exists within the Reformed tradition of Luther and Calvin. This scholarly work provides a detailed exploration of early American intellectual history and the intersection of various theological denominations.