To Jonathan Edwards, A) individual lives could be uplifted, but the g

To Jonathan Edwards,

A) individual lives could be uplifted, but the general improvement of society was unlikely.
B) God should be placed at the center of human existence.
C) appealing to people’s ability to reason was the best way to guide them toward saving grace.
D) the nature of the universe and its laws were unknowable to man.

ANSWER
B