New Divinity
now historical
noun
The name given to a version of Christian doctrine originally developed by some members of the Congregational church in Connecticut, specifically associated with Jonathan Edwards and his followers, and later identified with New England theology.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in John Mills (c1717–a1796), writer on agriculture.
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