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Also, many expressed a desire for a simpler way to worship the deity that was different from the ostentatious Catholic rituals that were the norm. Only the elect could vote and rule. The exception is the answer to "What came before the Big Bang?

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The Puritans And The Colonists CMHypno author from Other Side of the Sun on October 09, I think we all need to trust ourselves more and not wait for others to tell us Colobists to believe and how to behave. Probably the Puritans zealousness helped them survive in what must have been a daunting, harsh new environment, and unfortunately it does seem to be the ruthless that survive and thrive. It was essentially a conservative institution with the king as its head. A lot of Eastern Europe was part of the Turkish Empire and there were tensions there between the Orthodox Church and the Muslim faith of the invaders. click

For many hundreds of years during the medieval period, England was a religiously homogenous country practising the Catholic faith. Just make sure you forgive others.

I have a friend from here in the midwestern US who is Native American, and tells the story of the first Thanksgiving differently: When the Puritans first came here they had a lot of trouble surviving. While papal authority had been rejected with the establishment of the state church, much of the ritual found within Roman Catholicism remained. The English monarchs were extremely keen to avoid civil war.

Very good piece These meetings became so popular that the men of the colony also started to attend, including the governor Harry Vane. So even though James 1 had been brought up a good Calvinist - he was increasingly disliked by many puritans. This is so true! Still, there was dissent even among this very close, deeply religious community.

Of course, the poor Catholics were not tolerated by either the Puritans or the members of the Church of England, and even King James II himself was forced off the throne and exiled from the continent when he embraced Catholicism. One of the most famous of these separatist groups was the one hundred Pilgrim fathers who sailed to New England on the Mayflower inlanding at a place that that became known as New Plymouth. I might not share their beliefs, but I admire their courage Coloniste determination. And unfortunately, we don't seem to have learned anything because we still do it today.]