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He was worried about the social evil, and guide people against vices. He said that human emotions appeal to fear.

Text: "Sinners in the hands of an angry God" 1774
The sermon describes, violently and with details , the hell. Edwards presented a furious God, a Father that is fearsome and delight in suffering.

The Great Awakening gave an important sense of union which is key in the Revolutionary War.

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There is a need to bring God back to people

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There is a need to bring God back to people

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George Whitefield (father of evangelical movement ), and Jonathan Edwards are the main characters in the Great Awakening. They tried to return to Calvinist principles, teach people to fear God and live with stric rules.

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REACTION AGAINST ENLIGHTENMENT IDEAS
It is an revival of the old faith that implies a new consciousness of the sin.
1820-30s the second reform movement
1890-1900 3rd reform movement

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POWER OF THE INDIVIDUAL

THE AMERICAN DREAM

IMPROVENEMENT THROUGH EDUCATION

PATRIARCHAL MATTERS

PURITAN IDEAS (SELF-EXAMINATION OR MORAL PERFECTION AND TALE OF SOCIAL ACHIEVENEMENT)

"THE SELF MADE MAN"

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AMERICAN EMBASSADOR TO FRANCE

SERVICE TO GOS IS SERVICE TO SOCIETY

PATRIARCHAL STRUCTURE

IMPROVEMENT THROGH REASON

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18th CENTURY

SOCIAL CONTRACT
AN INDIVIDUAL HAS THE RIGHT TO CANCEL THIS CONTRACT IF IT DOENS'T SATISFY THE MAN

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18th CENTURY

NATURAL RIGHTS AS LIBERTY, LIFE, PROPERTY

STATE IS RESPONSABLE TO PROTECT THAT NATURAL RIGHTS

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SCIENTIFIC AND PHILOSOPHICAL REVOLUTION IN THE 17TH CENTURY

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SCIENTIFIC AND PHILOSOPHICAL REVOLUTION IN THE 17TH CENTURY

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NEWTON AND THE GRAVITY RULES THAT CONTROL THE UNIVERSE

DESCARTES AND HIS PHILOSOPHICAL RATIONALISM, MAN THINKS FIRST AND AFTER, HE EXIST.

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REVOLUTIONARY WAR 1775

"DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE"1776

THOMAS PAINE "COMMON SENSE" 1776

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When Common Sense was published in January 1776, it sold, by some estimates, a stunning 150,000 copies in the colonies. What exactly made this pamphlet so appealing? This is a question not only about the state of mind of Paine's audience, but also about the role of public opinion and debate, the function of the press, and the shape of political culture in the colonies.

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REASON: MEN AT THE CENTER OF THE UNIVERSE, THEY COULD CONTROL THEIR DESTINY

GOD: REPLACED BY REASON.