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Prosperity in the Puritan Bible Commonwealth led to social and economic disparities among the colonists, which undermined the unity and shared values that initially held the community together. As wealth increased, individuals became more focused on personal gain and social status, leading to a decline in the strict adherence to Puritan principles and a shift towards materialistic and individualistic values. This disintegration ultimately weakened the social fabric of the community and contributed to its eventual breakdown.
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What was the puritan authority?
Their suspreme authiorty of the bible
What is Bible Commonwealth?
"Bible Commonwealth" was some of the religious leaders' large influence. It powerfully influenced admission to church membership by conducting public interrogations of people claiming to have experienced conversation. -Bible commonwealth refers to a theocratic political economy (meaning, even in government, a deity was believed in and was a guiding force). We saw Bible commonwealth in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. -MBC was founded by moderate Puritans. Know that Puritans believed in only "God's elect" could go to heaven, no exceptions. The only way for a Puritan to know he was one of the "elect" was if he had experienced "conversion". Conversion refers to a person's experience where God reveals to him that he is destined for heaven. -The Puritan presence in MBC lead to the creation of the Bible commonwealth, meaning their laws were made based on the Bible and only adult male, church-going Puritans could vote in provincial elections. But church membership was only for Puritans who had experienced conversion--religious leaders had public interrogations with people to confirm this. -So basically, when you think "Bible commonwealth", think large religious influence in government. (However, please note that in MBC there was a small separation between state and religion.)
How many times is prosperity mentioned in the Bible?
17.
In the Massachusetts bible commonwealth clergyman could?
They were not allowed to marry
What are some puritan symbols?
Some Puritan symbols include the Bible, which represented the foundation of their faith and the Word of God; the bonnet or cap worn by Puritan women to symbolize modesty and piety; and the color black, which was associated with somberness and seriousness in Puritan clothing and décor.
Who translated the Bible for the Algonquin Indians?
Between 1647 and 1663, John Eliot, a Puritan missionary called the "Apostle to the Indians", translated the Bible into the language of the Algonquin Indians.
What did the puritan families wanted everyone to read?
I think that they wanted their children to read the bible because of their religoius freedom.
Why did Anne Hutchinson get kicked out of Massachusetts?
She had different interpretations of the Bible and essentially disagreed with Puritan laws, so they kicked her out.
Was the swastika used in the bible?
Possibly in the Hindu bible, but it is not mentioned in any modern day Christian bibles. PS: The Swastika was a symbol of peace and prosperity in the Hindu culture.
What was Annie Oakley's religion?
Annie Oakley was a fundamentalist and was very interested in following the bible strictly. You could almost consider her a puritan, but not quite. All through her childhood she read the bible and actually educated eight orphaned children through the bible.
What is the significance of the milk and honey passages in the Bible?
The milk and honey passages in the Bible symbolize abundance, prosperity, and the promised land. They represent God's blessings and the fulfillment of his promises to his people.
Which of the statements about Puritan beliefs is true?
god had chosen certain people to go to heaven
