Edwards in Scotland

Session 1: Plenary

David Bebbington, “A Historical Review of Revivals” 

Session 2: Evangelicalism and Revivalism 

David Ceri Jones, “‘Sure the time here now is like New England’: What
happened when the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists read Jonathan Edwards?”

Chris Chun, “The Legacy of Jonathan Edwards: Eighteenth Century Catalysis
for Revivals Among Presbyterians and Baptists in Scotland”

Session 3: Plenary 

Wilson Kimnach, “‘Unfearing Minds’: A Transatlantic Brotherhood of
Preachers”

Session 4: Philosophy

Natalia Marandiuc, “Jonathan Edwards on the Relation between Human Will
and Divine Grace: Intuitions Rooted in Enlightenment”

Richard Hall, “Edwards and Hume on Causation”

Session 5: Continuities and Discontinuities

Michael McClenahan, “New England’s Nemesis: John Tillotson and the
dismantling of Puritanism”

Caleb Maskell, “A Well Travelled Path?: History in the Transatlantic
Toronto Revivals (1994-2000)”

Session 6: Plenary

Andrew Walls, “Edwards and Mission” 

Session 7: Missions and Millennium

Nicholas T. Batzig, “Edwards, McLaurin and the Transatlantic Concert of
Prayer”

Kelly Van Andel, “Edwards and the Politics of Language: Crafting
Subjectivity on the Mission Frontier” 

Session 8: International Networks

Adriaan Neele (Yale), “Petrus Van Masstricht: Exchanges in Scotland, the
Netherlands, and America”

H.G. Callaway, “Witherspoon, Edwards, and ‘Christian
Magnanimity'”

Session 9: Edwards and the Arts

Susan Miller, “‘Beauty’ is truth, truth beauty, Jonathan Edwards and John
Keats”

Kyle Strobel, “‘A Happifying Sight’: Jonathan Edwards and the
Beatific”