Based on the author's thesis (Ph.D.)--University of St. Andrews, 2008.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [223]-238) and indexes.

Preliminary Material -- Introduction -- Edwards on the Will -- Fuller’s Theological Indebtedness to Freedom of the Will -- Fuller’s Missiological Optimism and Humble Attempt -- Edwards on the Affections -- Fuller’s Theological Indebtedness to Religious Affections -- Fuller’s View of Atonement and the New England Theologians -- Edwards’s Influence on Fuller’s Conception of ‘Justification by Faith’ -- Conclusion: The Legacy of Jonathan Edwards in the Theology of Andrew Fuller -- Appendix: Fuller’s Access to Published Literature of Edwards in Britain -- Bibliography -- Index of Names -- Index of Terms.

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This book focuses on the legacy of Jonathan Edwards on the Particular Baptists by way of apprehending theories held by their congregations during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. In particular, special attention is directed to the Edwardsean legacy as manifested in the theology of Andrew Fuller. The monograph positions itself between Edwards and Fuller in the transatlantic, early modern period and attempts by the two theologians to express a coherent understanding of traditional dogma within the context of the Enlightenment. The scope of the research traces Fuller’s theological indebtedness by way of historical reconstruction, textual expositions, and theological and philosophical implications of the following works: Freedom of the Will, Religious Affections, Humble Attempt, and Justification by Faith Alone and others.