The fact that "sinners in the hands of an angry god" was popular suggests that the colonists

According to the fact that "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" was popular suggests that the colonists were interested in Edward’s ideas about religion

Between 1730s and 1740s, a religious revival took place in the colonies. It took place shortly after George Whitefield, English evangelical and revivalist tour came to an end.

During the revival, Jonathan Edwards preached a sermon titled “sinners in the hand of an Angry God”. The sermon stirred up a religious fervor, including the beginning of the Great Awakening.  

Relying on the number of people who attended the sermons, which at times was up to 15,000, the movement seized the opportunity to preach for clerical elite and the colonial establishment to focus on individual sin, to be born-again. The movement appealed to both uneducated and poor including slaves and Indians not to see worldly success as God’s favor and that they should focus on emotional transformation instead of reason.  

The Great awakening has significant impact on the revolutionary movement.

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