The Arminian Case for Free Will Examined | Jonathan Edwards
Deep Dive into Freedom of the Will by Jonathan Edwards - Wherein the Chief Grounds of the Reasoning of Arminians, in Support and Defense of the Aforementioned Notions of Liberty, Moral Agency, and against the Opposite Doctrine, Are ConsideredIn his critique of Arminian philosophy, Jonathan Edwards argues that the moral quality of an action, whether virtue or vice, resides in the intrinsic nature of the act and the heart's disposition, rather than in its originating cause. He asserts that if blameworthiness lay solely in the cause of an act, one would have to trace causes infinitely backward…
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