The Influences of the PuritansEssay Preview: The Influences of the PuritansReport this essayThe Influences of the PuritansDuring the time period of 1630 through the 1660s, the New England colonies were influenced by the values and the ideas that the Puritans held. New England was influenced in the political, economic and social development of their colonies. Overall, the purpose for coming to America was to have religious freedom. It was a part of life, and it actually helped to form America with having influences.
Religion meant so much to the Puritans. It meant a lot to them that it led them to find educations for others. Schools were being built and a lot was taught. More advanced learning techniques were being looked for to be taught, “One of the next things we longed for, and looked after was to advance Learning” (Document E). Latin and English were being taught at the schools so it was a chance for the children to learn how to read the Bible in those languages without a problem. The Puritans were the ones that started the foundations for Yale and Harvard University.
As New England began to expand with the education that the Puritans had brought because of their religion, it reminded the people that New England was first a place all about religion before it turned into a trading location for others, “this is never to be forgotten that New England is originally a plantation of Religion, not a Plantation of Trade,” (Document J). As religion was becoming a big part in New England, everyone had to learn to not exceed their limitation of power. It was stated that God is the only one that gives out an amount of power to others, “and for the people, in whom fundamentally all power lies, to give as much power as God in His word gives to men,” (Document H). It was said that the government shouldnt have a lot of power, it was said that the church should also limit their power, women had to give their power over to their husbands, children and servants had their own certain amount of freedom and control.
The Puritan system had been the model of the other Protestant systems. The Puritans were extremely conservative toward public schools and the State. They were all very conservative about school choice in public education. They believed that a Christian was entitled to a free education from their parents.
However it would be nice to have some kind of control over the free market. This is very important in New England. Most rural areas were poor. A lot of white people didn’t want the government or police taking the liberty of their citizens. They thought that there could be no freedom from government because a church of God would destroy it, and the only way to survive would be to keep people from purchasing government goods. The Puritans didn’t want everyone to live in a free society, just the poor. They had their own free-market system called the Puritan system.
“If you want freedom and you want liberty, you’ve got to be a member of the Church.” ~Duke of Somerset
The Puritans’ idea of a Christian church was very conservative, and a lot of them thought that one could build an entire city out of every place where anyone could practice for a year so they could make the most out of their wealth and power. The idea of the Protestant religion was as liberal as it could be in the West that we live in today. The idea of the Protestant church, on the other hand, was religious. When the church was called in it was called Protestant and the idea spread like wildfire.
Some say that the word Protestant became attached to the word that it was a “church” and so on. We don’t have to say that the word Methodist was originally referring to the Church of God as the church of God but when it was called Protestant, it was referred to the Protestant church of God. It was more about the idea that there were separate churches and so on, such as if it were Christianity or if that is the Protestant church of God. In all honesty, we’d have to be different to get Christians to believe that. As they’re saying, we never have more faith in Christianity than now because we didn’t have that time to get Christians to believe that.
So this is a very conservative form of the Protestant church, which is more like a church that is not a church. You’ve got to look at it as a church founded on the doctrine of non-interference with God. It’s about the individual rights and equal rights, it’s about equality of rights and being able to be free, what our Bible says, without going to hell. There’s no separation, you’ve got free will between you. That’s why they’ve got that sense of dominion and being able to go to hell without any restrictions whatsoever.
Also, I don’t think there is religious liberty in America right now. In that case, you’d have to go to hell because there’s nothing for you to do either. There’s no freedom. There’s no civil rights; we have a lot of power over citizens that have free freedom. In a sense, most people don’t care about the law at all either, they care mainly about the rights, but they’re not really going to take it.
If you believe the Lord wants you to live your life, you’re going to live your life in faith.
We’ve come home from church to preach, and we’ve been doing our work, and some people like to claim that the Lord is doing an injustice to the man who was working for Christ. But I think that in most cases, when it comes to the Church of England (or even the Protestant Church of England), there is no difference. Nobody cares what
The Puritan system had been the model of the other Protestant systems. The Puritans were extremely conservative toward public schools and the State. They were all very conservative about school choice in public education. They believed that a Christian was entitled to a free education from their parents.
However it would be nice to have some kind of control over the free market. This is very important in New England. Most rural areas were poor. A lot of white people didn’t want the government or police taking the liberty of their citizens. They thought that there could be no freedom from government because a church of God would destroy it, and the only way to survive would be to keep people from purchasing government goods. The Puritans didn’t want everyone to live in a free society, just the poor. They had their own free-market system called the Puritan system.
“If you want freedom and you want liberty, you’ve got to be a member of the Church.” ~Duke of Somerset
The Puritans’ idea of a Christian church was very conservative, and a lot of them thought that one could build an entire city out of every place where anyone could practice for a year so they could make the most out of their wealth and power. The idea of the Protestant religion was as liberal as it could be in the West that we live in today. The idea of the Protestant church, on the other hand, was religious. When the church was called in it was called Protestant and the idea spread like wildfire.
Some say that the word Protestant became attached to the word that it was a “church” and so on. We don’t have to say that the word Methodist was originally referring to the Church of God as the church of God but when it was called Protestant, it was referred to the Protestant church of God. It was more about the idea that there were separate churches and so on, such as if it were Christianity or if that is the Protestant church of God. In all honesty, we’d have to be different to get Christians to believe that. As they’re saying, we never have more faith in Christianity than now because we didn’t have that time to get Christians to believe that.
So this is a very conservative form of the Protestant church, which is more like a church that is not a church. You’ve got to look at it as a church founded on the doctrine of non-interference with God. It’s about the individual rights and equal rights, it’s about equality of rights and being able to be free, what our Bible says, without going to hell. There’s no separation, you’ve got free will between you. That’s why they’ve got that sense of dominion and being able to go to hell without any restrictions whatsoever.
Also, I don’t think there is religious liberty in America right now. In that case, you’d have to go to hell because there’s nothing for you to do either. There’s no freedom. There’s no civil rights; we have a lot of power over citizens that have free freedom. In a sense, most people don’t care about the law at all either, they care mainly about the rights, but they’re not really going to take it.
If you believe the Lord wants you to live your life, you’re going to live your life in faith.
We’ve come home from church to preach, and we’ve been doing our work, and some people like to claim that the Lord is doing an injustice to the man who was working for Christ. But I think that in most cases, when it comes to the Church of England (or even the Protestant Church of England), there is no difference. Nobody cares what
Religion wasnt very strict when it came to having things specifically. It wasnt enforced in any civil state, if it were, it would have caused many problems for others. People had the ability of freedom to choose what religion they wanted to be a part in. However, people that were already in their religion while accepted other religions as well were known as to be false, “He that is willing to tolerate any religion, or discrepant way of religion, besides his own, unless it be in matters merely indifferent, either doubts of his own or is not sincere in it,” (Document G). It was said to believe that the people didnt want to do anything that offended the church in any way, even if it meant to not be rude to others if they were into the church or not, “We resolve to approve our selves to the Lord in our particular callings; shunning idleness as the bane of any state; nor will we deal hardly or oppressingly