Jonathan Edwards was a prominent figure associated with the Great Awakening, an evangelical revival which took place in the 1730s. Choose the alternative that correctly presents one of the objectives of his sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God:

to depict the contradictions present in the Puritan faith.

to reject the ideals disseminated by thinkers of the Enlightenment.

to restore a sense of religious zeal through the fear of damnation.

to highlight divine benevolence when in face of human evil.

to reinterpret Biblical passages to a more modern audience.