The Cambridge Companion to Jonathan Edwards (Cambridge Companions to Religion)
"[the] collection of authors is first-rate and the work they have produced sterling."                                                                                  -The Christian Century"... chapters are informative ... and give us a truer picture of the man than the popular caricature of a fierce preacher of hellfire sermons ...' -Baptist Quarterly"These are solid, reliable, and helpful essays-just what a literary companion should be. ...they serve to orient the reader to further reading.  Edwards might have found this Cambridge Companion more amiable than its Princeton cousin: more rooted in historical context, more attuned to evangelical themes and less engaged in the intellectual abstractions and technical distractions offered by the theologians.              -Theological Studies