Religion was very important in Massachusetts and the 13 colonies. In fact, many of the colonists moved to America for the very reason of religious freedom. The major religion in the colonies was Christianity. Different forms of Christianity within the colonies were the Quakers and the Puritans. The Puritans were the major religious group in Massachusetts at that time. They were very strict about their beliefs and the punishments were harsh as well. Many men and women were banished from the colony or executed for denying the Puritan faith or any other sins the Puritans saw as unacceptable. Because the Puritans were pacifists, Massachusetts was extremely reluctant to vote for the Revolutionary War, but was convinced otherwise. John Adams was a key character in the vote and was from Massachusetts.
There was one role that the church played in Massachusetts. The role that the church did was separating from other New England Colonies.
the role that the church played was religion the church was a religous seperate from the E uropeans <3 ^^
First Baptist Church in Newton - Massachusetts - was created in 1780.
In 1620 the Purtians established Plymouth colony and within that colony it was very important, but there were no other colonies in Massachusetts in 1620.
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To lay the preacher.
'Lay people' is a term reffered to the common man by the church. Where there are priests and nuns and the people who attend the ceremony is termed as lay people.
The role of religion in the Massachusetts colony had a dual purpose. While religion kept a system of strong beliefs in place, it also served as the foundation for their legal system and law making.
Merlin the wizard does not have a role in the Christian Church.
Massachusetts.
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The role the church played in Massachusetts was to separate completely from the other New England congregations, so no non-religious person would sabotage the church.
To put it simply, the role of the Church is to mediate salvation.