Puritan Congregationalist pastor, revivalist and theologian,__________ was one of the most influential tial thinkers of colonial America. A child prodigy,____________ was awarded both a B.A. and an M.A. from Yale University before joining his grandfather, Solomon *Stoddard, in pastoring the Northampton Congregational Church in Massachusetts. In 1729 he became the sole pastor and led the church in a celebrated revival al in the mid-1730s. Attacked by academic critics of emotionalism in religion,____________ wrote A Faithful Narrative, the first salvo in the divisive "religious affections" controversy. In 1748 a dispute in the church regarding who may receive the Lord's Supper led to____________ departure. He worked as a missionary among local Native Americans. A decade later, he was invited to become the president of the College of New Jersey, later to be named Princeton, eton, but died as the result of a smallpox inoculation just prior to his inauguration.

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