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What religion is it in which people dressed plainly and believed in peace?
Quakers.
What religion did the Puritans have?
The Puritans were extreme Protestants who believed in a simple religion and lifestyle. They dressed plainly and believed you had to work hard if you wanted to go to Heaven when you died. They also believed that Sunday was the most important day of the week, and that on Sundays and the other holy days people should devote themselves to God.
Which group of people did not follow formal religious practices and dressed plainly?
Quakers
Who believed that religion was a private matter?
Lots of people believed, and still believe, that.
How did government control people's religion in the past?
Governments would imprison or execute people who believed in the "wrong" religion.
Why do you have religion there is no point?
religion gives people comfort and also can explain why one exist. People want to know that the life they are living has a point. also religion is believed to give people morals and values.
What was the iceman religion?
It is uncertain, but people his days believed in tribal and paganism religions.
The people of mesopotamia believed in many gods what do you call this form of religion?
polytheism :)
Who dressed plainly?
Throughout history, various groups and individuals have dressed plainly as a reflection of their values or circumstances. For instance, members of certain religious communities, such as the Quakers and Amish, often wear simple, modest clothing to emphasize humility and avoid materialism. Additionally, during the Great Depression, many people had to adopt plain and functional clothing due to economic constraints. Plain dressing can also be seen in minimalist fashion movements, which advocate for simplicity and sustainability in clothing choices.
How important was religion to the arawaks?
They were polytheistic people. This means they believed in more than on God
What caused the people to crash into the Twin Towers?
They had a skewed opinion of their religion and they believed they were doing it in their religion's name and would be rewarded in their afterlife.
The Quakers Of Pennsylvania believed in religious toleration what did they mean?
It meant that they had no main religion and allowed people to practice all kinds of religion.
