Protestant Reform and Plymouth Church in Early America
The article surveys the European Reformation’s link with state power, noting Luther and others sought reform within imperfect systems. It then details Pilgrim origins at Scrooby, Amsterdam, and Leyden, describing trades of Plymouth exiles, the Mayflower church-state relation, and clashes with Puritan Adventurers over church governance and national control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Baconwell
Luther
Zwingli
Calvin
Craumer
Latimer
England
Wycliffe
Robert Browne
Copping
Thacker
Barrowe
Greenwood
Penry
Francis Johnson
New England
Scrooby
Brewster
Dr. Bacon
Hagland
Amsterdam
Church of
Leyden
John Robinson
Netherlands
Bradford
Holland
Bacon
Plymouth
Commonwealth
Pilgrim Church
Ferdinand Gorges
Lyford
Church of England
Mr. Robinson
William Bradford
William Brewster
Edward Winslow
Myles Standish
Puritanism and the Rise of Voluntary Churches in America
The text discusses Puritanism’s struggle to control or influence colonial church life, noting a Plymouth bishop's absence, and describing Puritan efforts to found a separate colony. It cites Dr. Bacon on the rise of distinctively American Church history based on voluntary churches and the separation of church and state, with the state enforcing peaceable worship and liberty of prophesying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencius
James Leace
D.D
Ll.d
London
Trubner and Co
Dr. Legge
Legge
Plato
Confucius
Chine
Prussia
England
James Donapson
High School of
Edinburgh
Adam and
Charles Black
J. B. Hearp
M.A
T. Clark
New England
Plymouth
Bacon