Literary analysis of Jonathan Edwards' sermon and anthropomorphism
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The document is a scholarly discussion of historical religious texts and philosophical concepts with no mention of contemporary actors, financial flows, or misconduct. It offers no actionable investig Discusses Jonathan Edwards' 18th‑century sermons References works on religion and science conflict Cites modern scholarly sources on anthropomorphism
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