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    In the two texts “sinners in the hands of an angry god” by Jonathan Edwards and “The Ministers Black Veil” by Howthorn, they are very blunt and religious, also show extreme emotion. Edwards stated “sinners will go to to hell if they don’t repent from sinning” showing he felt strongly that sinning sent you straight to hell. Edwards text seems to be stronger towards the reader and more serious about getting his point across. Furthermore both authors have points they try to get across through a…

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    on something they can’t feel or touch, and some people still believe in- religion. People in this time didn’t have enough resource, so they depended on god, scared of knowing what actually is going on. In the literature “Sinners in the hand of an angry god” by Jonathan Edwards, he stated what is the benefit of being a christian.They made the god responsible for everything that happened to them or around them. This literature’s purpose was mostly because of the Great Awakening. During this…

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    revolved around God. Everything anyone did had to relate back to their religion and conform with the Puritan rules. In the works of John Winthrop, Cotton Mather, and Jonathan Edwards imagery, diction, and syntax are used to support their purposes for writing the different pieces and the idea that the world is God-centered. The pieces prove a God-centered world through devices and techniques that create either fear or awe of God. In both Mathers’ “The Devil in New England” and Edwards’ “Sinners…

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    American citizens do not realize how everyday actions contribute and continually influence both the American and puritan societies. In Jonathan Edward’s sermon, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”, Edwards asserts that with continuous sin, puritans will be released to hell by God and by also not following the puritan way of life. Throughout the sermon, Jonathan Edwards uses similes, repetition and scare tactics to emphasize the fact that with sin, any Puritan will be sent to hell. Faith and…

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    After having read both “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” and “The Minister’s Black Veil” i am able to explain how each author conveys his meaning to the reader. I will also be able to tell you which author’s style is more effective. Both articles convey their meaning and style in a similar way. There are some slight differences though. After reading “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” i was able to notice that the author conveyed his meaning in a way that sort of gave the reader an…

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    evidence of this is in the story "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" it says "Without any promise and obligation at all that keeps the arrow one moment from being made drunk with your Blood".(Edwards 40). This means that without that without God promises and obligation for all of us,we would all be dead and made drunk out of our own blood. This shows that if it was not for God all of the teens committing crimes would be dead or in prison for life, but with God giving them a chance to change…

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    Sinners In The Hand of an Angry god “Sinners In The Hand of an Angry” god by jonathan edwards is about how men should have faith in god and fear him. having faith in god is really important because if you dont you will have a miserable life. if you follow god 's path you will be saved from hell. In the story the author is saying that people who have sinned can be forgiven if they repent to god and if they don 't they will be punished in hell. when someone repents to god they will feel sincere…

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    But like Emerson there was also a man full of faith in only one phenomenon, the Bible. Jonathan Edward author of “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” was convinced that men are already sentenced to go to hell and we’re just hanging by the grip of his hand. Two men with very distinguished points of view, but in the end which one is true? What would you prefer, to be your own god like Emerson suggest or follow every rule of a book in order to not sin like Edward? Emerson fully believed in…

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    now, American Literature has evolved vastly in many ways. America has went through many different times, and each time has had an effect on the literature. Over time, many different genres have been written. La Relacion, The Crucible, Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, and The Lottery are all examples that show the evolution of American Literature. A historical narrative written by Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca in 1572, called La Relacion, portrays the very beginning of American Literature.…

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    caring towards one another and be selfless, but some when against there standards. When some Puritan we being outcast the Gods had to find tactics to peruse the to come back to their holy ways. Two different tactics were presented ,which each sided with heaven or hell. Bradstreet’s poem “ Upon the Burning of Our House” and Jonathan Edwards’ sermon “ Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God”. In Bradstreet’s poem it discussed a women waking up abruptly with the news of her deeply loved home and…

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