The Puritans faced punishment primarily for not adhering to the strict religious and moral codes established by their communities. This included violations of Sabbath observance, engaging in activities deemed sinful like dancing or drinking, and challenging the authority of church leaders. Their emphasis on conformity and discipline meant that any deviation from prescribed behavior could lead to social ostracism, fines, or even harsher penalties. Ultimately, their strict adherence to their beliefs often led to conflicts with those who held different views.
People who sinned were punished
People were punished publicly for committing sin. Apex
They viewed other faiths as Antichristian and thought that those people would be punished by god.
To be punished for doing something that's not allowed.
they should be punished (add) ,punishment is the cure.
You could be punished for ANY type of hack
People who sinned should be punished by the community *apex
It depends on the child, if he/she is not punished/nothing is said about the "wrong" thing, the child will continue doing this.
His punishment was that he'd hold up the sky.
They follwed God and spent their life doing it
you can sometimes be punished for doing the right thing
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