What was the religion in the colony of South Carolina?

Answer 1

Protestantism was the dominant religion in colonial South Carolina, because at that time the Pope had been thrown out of the Church of England by Henry VIII and held no power amongst the royalty. More specifically, the South was Congregationalist, a form of Protestantism.
The answer is probably Christianity {I hope this answer helps!}

Answer 2

== == They did not believe in freedom of worship. They had the Church of Englanders that the South Carolinians went to. Each town had their own religion though. Many people came to South Carolina to get away from places that required a certain religious belief.

Answer 3

South Carolina had freedom of religion, although most residents were Protestant and the Church of England was the official church of the colony. There were also significant numbers of Presbyterians and Congregationalists. At the time of the revolution, there were more Jews in South Carolina than anywhere else in the New World.

Answer 4

it was sexual, exposive, and contriversaly confusing due to many aspects of ones perspective

Answer 5

Religion was very good during Colonial times. As it is today.

Answer 6

Slavery and cotton.