The fact that "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" was popular suggests that the colonists feared Edwards and his potential impact on society

disagreed with Edwards's views about God.

were interested in Edwards's ideas about religion.

believed that Edwards had strong writing skills.

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were interested in Edwards's ideas about religion.

Explanation:

There was a religious revival that happened in the mid-1700s in the colonies and this was characterized by Jonathan Edward's sermon which he called, "Sinners in the hands of an angry God" that was an important factor for the Great Awakening.

His sermon focused on telling people about individual sin and how they should be converted to make heaven which was very popular among the colonists because they were interested in Edward's ideas about religion.

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