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No, they did not have the right to banish people for religious reasons. They thought that the Church of England was to much like a Catholic Church. One group wanted to continue to purify the Church of England but another group wanted to be seperated from the Church of England completly. Both groups landed within 100 miles of each other in Massachusetts. The puritans | No, they did not have the right to banish people for religious reasons. They thought that the Church of England was to much like a Catholic Church. One group wanted to continue to purify the Church of England but another group wanted to be seperated from the Church of England completly. Both groups landed within 100 miles of each other in Massachusetts. The puritans | ||
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| + | Hey that's a good topic. You should put it into the debate topics page...We have actually debated that in class; cannot believe we forgot to include it on Conservapedia. [[User:David R|David R]] | ||
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Topic for discussion: Were the Puritans right to banish (expel) people for religious reasons?
No, they did not have the right to banish people for religious reasons. They thought that the Church of England was to much like a Catholic Church. One group wanted to continue to purify the Church of England but another group wanted to be seperated from the Church of England completly. Both groups landed within 100 miles of each other in Massachusetts. The puritans
Hey that's a good topic. You should put it into the debate topics page...We have actually debated that in class; cannot believe we forgot to include it on Conservapedia. David R