When the Massachusetts Bay colony was founded, the dominant religion was a Protestant denomination of Christianity called Puritanism. Eventually, other kinds of Protestants came to Massachusetts, and so did Catholics and Jews. Today, greater Boston's dominant religion is Catholicism, but Massachusetts as a state has a large number of Protestants (of all kinds), as well as a sizeable number of Jews. There are also communities of Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Buddhists, and several other faiths.
The Religions that were in the Massachusetts Bay Colony were the Puritans and Catholics.
Christianity.
The main religion of colonial Massachusetts in the 1700s were Puritan Separatists. They came to the colony in pursuit of religious freedom.
Most people from the state of Massachusetts were of the Puritan faith.
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The dominant religion in Massachusetts in 1788 was Protestantism. Generally speaking, on paper, so to speak, they were tolerant of various denominations of Protestantism, but Puritanism was highly favored. Catholicism was seen as a threat there however.
Bats don't have a religion.
Catholicism, but during the founding of Massachusetts, there was religious toleration.
Catholicism, but during the founding of Massachusetts, there was religious toleration.
Puritan
Christianity.
Contrary to popular belief and myth paganism is not the most recognized religion of Massachusetts. More than 1/2 of the state of Massachusetts is Roman Catholic.
Yes. There's a lot of Puritan religion that has to do with it.
The religion during that time was mostly Unitain Chritianty
they had puritans.
The main religion of colonial Massachusetts in the 1700s were Puritan Separatists. They came to the colony in pursuit of religious freedom.
Native American beliefs were the prevailing religion of colonial Massachusetts. There was also a small minority of European settlers that practiced Christianity.
puritanism