Their opponents ridiculed them "Puritan", but those radical reformers, British followers of John Calvin, began accepting names as a symbol of honor. In the early 17th century, England faced a storm of religious life - the Puritan movement. Before the storms weakened, Puritan established the first permanent European solution later in the area known as New England. Puritan believed that God was ordered to reform the church and society. In the early 17th century, the Puritan community was divided into two groups: Separatist Puritan and the non-separatist Puritan. Separatist Puritan thought that they were different from the rotten British society around them. The disillusionment to their British church and the challenge to their faith fled to a new world in the early 17th century. They founded an ideal Christian community for Plymouth, Salem, Dover, Portsmouth. In contrast, the moderate non-separatist Puritan remains in the UK, as they believe they can still change the church from the inside. In 1603, England's calm Puritan wanted to empathize with their views as the new monarch James I grew up in the Scottish Calvinist. It turned out not to be a fact, but Puritan still tried to work in the religious system when he was king. The Puritan movement in the Jacobian era became different by adaptation and compromise, and there was a work of William Bradshaw named "semi-separatism", "moderate puritanism", "puritan". It was used as self identity and started axioms. Most of the Puritans in this era were not separated, were still in England church, and the number of separatists who left the English church was much less. For decades, the British Puritan movement broke into disagreement between immigration and the interpretation of the Bible, and some political differences that occurred at the time. With the help of sharp, popular clerics such as the fifth monarchy, radical Millennium Puritan's wings, Vabasole Powell, further factional like Ranters, Levellers and Quakers from the left Even in groups

The influence of Puritan on American history was much greater than originally expected. When Puritan moved to New England, its expectation was to carry out social and religious reforms away from the churches of England, but in fact it did more than that. Puritan invented the concept of "grandparents" and emphasized the concepts of the nuclear family, two adults and their children's family, and thought that it is one of the main ideas of having a lasting influence today It was done. Because Puritan believed that everyone should be able to read the Bible by themselves, education was necessary and they believed that they established a school in every town. Harvard University, named after Boston Puritan John Harvard, is the first university in the United States established by Puritan of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Although emphasis is placed on education, the life of Puritan mainly develops mainly on worship. Puritan believed that he would read the Bible by himself and read him by himself without relying on priests and churches, so that laws to be read by everyone were born. Puritan also believed in diligence and justice. That is the remaining model of American occupational ethics. Puritans lasted only a century, but they were one of the earliest settlers in America, they had a great influence on the United States and had a long-term impact. This is a shame. American students understand their American history and the role of Puritans in their early settlements in the new world. However, in the 1500s and 1600s, there are few opportunities to learn the history of Puritans who appeared in the UK as early as possible. So they could not figure out the whole picture. The students were not told "the rest of the story". And aspire to do it well, ask the teacher and the professor "Please take out from the box" as rarely as possible. The history of Puritans has been ignored for other reasons. It is well known that scholarly elites at the top of the education level will support the world view of worldly humanist and its history. When I saw the way we leaned, they explained Puritan in the syllabus, and the contempt for them became very obvious. Also, the history of Puritan was kept to a minimum, and the influence and scope of Puritan's contribution to the American history was hidden. Puritan played an important role in American history, but since the 17th century it did not affect American society. Puritan came to the New World to seek religious tolerance which is a well-known basic human right in America, but they refused to accept those who did not agree with the faith. Puritan did not create a form of democracy that is used today by the US government. Our government system is derived from British institutions. Finally, the moral code that many Americans obey today derives from the Baptist church, faith, and presbyterian faith, not Puritan faith. I think Puritan did not withdraw from history. It became Americanism. This new religion is the end of Puritanism. Puritanism is realized in extraordinary words of Abraham Lincoln, a self-proclaimed "new" voter of God, or "almost elected man" of God. Many thinkers are aware that Americanism is inspired or closed and is intertwined or intertwined with Puritans. One of the latest scholars is Samuel Huntington. Who am I among his powerful books on American identity? But my argument is that Puritanism not only motivates and influences Americanism but it also becomes Americanism. Puritanism and Americanism are two stages of a single phenomenon, not mere parallelism or related development.

It is very difficult for an impure Puritan of "red" to provide a sincere and fair legal system in the world of social turmoil, misery, confusion. As a result, in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Red Letter" people use their religion (Puritan) as judges, jurors and executioners. Depending on the person, if you are surrounded by prejudicial people and women with intimidating men and women, sometimes it is very troublesome to live a normal life. In this story, Hester Prynne is both a victim and a colleague of her religion. Puritan believed in a pure society when he solved intolerance in the "deficit", contempt and alienation Puritan's general religious affairs. Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote a novel "Red Letter". This is a novel based on the behavior of a woman named Hester Prynne and the offense of adultery she committed. Life after the fact. She spent the rest of my life. - Bernard Williams criticizes results-basedism in "result-basedism and integrity" in order to argue that negative responsibility is inherently irrational and therefore denies the integrity of the agent. Peter Layton's "alienation, consequentialism, moral request" is an objection to Williams and advocacy of resultualism Nathaniel Hawthor believes that Puritans are "pure" and not pure. In the world of cultural turmoil, misfortune, crazy, it is extremely difficult to provide a sincere and fair legal system. Therefore, in Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Red Letter" residents use their religion Puritan as judges, jurors, and executors. It is very troublesome for many people to live a normal life when they are bound by prejudiced and biased biometrics. In this story, Hester Prynne is a victim of her fellowman and her religion. In "Red Letter", Nathaniel Hawthorne depicts the strong value of Puritan of the 17th century through urban residents and women. Religion is the life style of Puritan. Their values ​​are reflected in their emotions, attitudes, actions and words. Hester Prine committed adultery, which contradicted Puritan's belief. By examining the punishment given to Hester, Hawthorne was able to keep emphasizing Puritan with an image of scarlet letters around her! Let's throw mud! "(Hawthorne, 70 years old). This indicates that from the very young age Puritan was taught that sinners should be excluded and should be subject to torture. And a legend of red letters. However, try hard, in thoughtfulness and in the circle of self.

In the face of fear, humans are more predictable than imagined. When faced with a threat from an unknown enemy, people quickly identify the root of their fear by taking irrational actions and accusing others. These other people are people different from norms often defined by people and society abandoned often. The response to these opponents is fast, and often very tough. This intolerance occurred throughout history, initially by a Salem Witch trial, then by a red panic and McCarthshire, and more recently by a war with terror. In the early 17th century Puritan arrived in New World from England where they established religious intolerance colonies. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Puritan was a very strict branch of the Anglican. When they felt that their approach was still very close to the Catholic Church, they broke up with the church and they went to America to avoid religious persecution in England. Puritan was concerned about this new land, especially residents. They often blame the local people due to voodoo and magic. They are worried that there is evil everywhere even in their communities. Puritan was a very intellectual person. They believe that education is very important, so they are critical thinkers. They are very smart, but sometimes they are not tolerant. One of the wish of Puritan was to establish and find many elementary schools, grammar schools, universities. In fact, the institutions of the first universities and public schools in the United States were established by Puritan. They are very interested in contemporary British literature and the latest scientific theory. So, this desire was clearly realized. Puritan was not tolerant, had a motive to avoid crime while carefully observing the sins of others. The feeling of guilt is the power in Puritan's faith. They made great accomplishments in providing education for all children, but their intolerance makes it difficult for the Church to prosper in the young and constantly changing country. In the "minister's black veil", the congregation praised the Nathaniel Hawthorne, Hooper, the pastor (priest), considered as a "self-disciplined" person, a characteristic of Puritan who might have been his Puritan. Wearing a veil, they believe that if Hooper is not crazy, he will make a dark and terrible evil. Many believe that Puritan has fled from England to establish religious freedom, but they proved to be as tolerant as the British National Church. In the 1630s, when opponents including Puritan Minister Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson challenged Winslow Governor at Massachusetts Bay, they were exiled. Roger Williams asked about Puritan's occupation of Indian territory. Williams also claimed a complete separation from the English church, a position rejected by Massachusetts other Puritans, and the fact that the state could not punish individuals for that belief. He accepted that the unbelievers are destined to curse forever, but Williams does not believe that the state can force the true orthodox. I thought Puritan was putting him in danger, but he continued to discover that Rhode Island was a colony, protecting Massachusetts' other Puritans and their brothers.

Value is defined as the importance or preciousness of something. Long ago, in the early 16th century Puritan came to the USA, lived with the Native American, had values ​​that I believed and lived. People may not expect to find many similarities between the two groups, but there are many. Native American is not much different from Puritan. Native Americans value many things such as religion, family, things. Many similarities between Puritans and Native Americans may arise from native exposure to Christianity. The Spaniards sent many missionaries to the New World and converted aborigines to Catholic. Other beliefs and ideas were exchanged between the devout Puritans and British colonial Native Americans. As a result, they incorporate many Christian elements into their own religion. Faith and doctrine have influenced our society in the past, and they always play an important role in American society. Value is defined as the importance or preciousness of something. Long ago, in the early 16th century Puritan came to the USA, lived with the Native American, had values ​​that I believed and lived. People may not expect to find many similarities between the two groups, but there are many. Native American is not much different from Puritan. - When people started migrating from Europe to America, a lot of things began to change. Some people have already lived in this land, but "new" colonists only see themselves as their own, they do not see them as others. As the country gets bigger, the indigenous people are getting west more and more. Hirano Indians are a huge group, they see every step of the process Among the settlers of Puritans, the war believed that it would be to get rid of the pagan Indian lands. Puritan claimed that Americans are devil and barbarians. They believe that Native Americans are inhumane, illiterate, non-Christian, not civilized. This indigenous people 's inhumanization waged war on Puritan settlers and gave the justification necessary to commit atrocities. During the King Phillips war, Rupiah saw the beginnings of Puritan colonists and Native American racial identity. She wrote, "For Indian colonists, Indians are not really human beings, but people who are quite different from humans and are inferior to Europeans in terms of properties and biology." The United States began at sea. Hundreds of indigenous tribes lived in America long before Puritan came here to pursue religious freedom. Since these tribes have not yet created their own writing system, the literature of Native American is totally verbal. Puritan of New England also played an important role in shaping American values. Puritans of the 17th century contributed to our mission, professional ethics and morality. Settlers and Native American helped shape the beginning of our literary heritage.

Thomas Morton and Puritan opposed the 'mountain town', and the pentagram star compensated for something. A comfortable shelter for the servant of the contract, freed from service and respected local people. A man wants only to bother the place of his nervous religious neighbors. These are obvious conclusions, but as with most of history, we do not have meaning or meaning at first glance. Thomas Morton has an agenda and Puritan leader John Winthrop may have a secret, there are many novels around their entire story, it is difficult to say reality and unreality. Bradford's Puritan career influenced a number of "Plymouth plantations". Like he told us Thomas Morton, his belief sometimes affects the interpretation of his events. His Puritan faith also formed the basis for his writing purpose. Nonetheless, Bradford still made a big success with writing this article. He persisted the struggle at Puritan's Puritan camp and did a good job to accurately account for the incident in the same struggle. In other places Bradford's Puritan faith had a written influence on his interpretation of the case, like Chapter 19, Chapter 2 of Plymouth Farm, Thomas Morton, "Mary Mount." Is the same. Throughout this chapter, Bradford is talking about Thomas Morton. His disdain for Morton goes through the whole. As the story suggests, Massachusetts has a plantation called Mount Wollaston that is owned and operated by Captain Wollaston. This farm is a contract servant. Captain Wollaston sometimes went to Virginia to sell some of his contract servants. On a particular trip, Wollaston used a man named Fisher as his lieutenant, so he managed plantations until he returned. Born in Devon State, England in 1579, Thomas Morton became a conservative British church of Devonshire gentleman. Germany was thought to be the "corner of darkness" of Protestant reformers of that time. Its traditional indifference not only includes higher churches, British national churches, but also many things in common with Catholic, and there were combinations of paternalist populism and rural folk tradition. Puritan, near a heathen. But for locals, that is exactly "Old England" - this culture is rooted in him.

There is no rigid definition of transcendentalism; it depends on which transcendent speaks to it. The definition of Webster is not to sense objects but to discover the essence of reality by examining thought processes. The Oxford dictionary suggests that divinity can be found in all nature and mankind. Almost all definitions include an analysis of the interaction of the human soul with the Spirit of God to pursue natural research by communication with the human soul or truth, spiritual goodness, and the nature of reality Yes. Meanwhile, Puritanism, also known as transcendentalism, began with author Ralph Waldo Emerson, especially his paper "Nature". Emerson depicts a typical example from strict religion to transcendentalism. In America, Emerson is a pastor who is ridiculed and travels to Europe to find himself. After meeting a romantic movement writer, he fell in love with it and brought it back to America under the name of transcendentalism. Puritanism Transcendentalism is called 'nature'. The name itself expresses the transcendence of the work, but Emerson uses the forest and its constituent elements as a symbol of the spiritual world. By contrast, both Puritans and transcendents are concerned about their own worldview and the existence of human beings. Edwards sermons are called "sinners in the hands of angry gods", reaffirming the fact that God is more powerful than men. As Edwards described the Old Testament and the New Testament: Almighty, eternity, unparalleled, unintelligible, infinite intelligence and will, evil and sin. It is said that God has all the power to become for humanity. According to John, God was told that people can not deal with him. Christian believes that God has the right to free people from the most difficult situation and to defeat the great country alone. God

Puritan was a separatist group who believes the Church of England is still supporting some of the policies of the Catholic Church. Puritan was a radical leftist who acquired a charter from a Virginia company in 1619. This period was very important as Charles I was the king and I dissolved the Diet. Charles I also approved the persecution of the anti-Puritan. It made Puritans afraid of their lives and religions. Puritan went to the United States for freedom of religion, but to practice their own religion. They are often said to have escaped from England in search of freedom of religion but they actually imposed strict Protestant forms on Puritans and non Puritans with their newly discovered religious autonomy ing. Church leaders closely tied to colonial citizen governments hope the government will help strengthen religious beliefs and ethical behavior in the community. An Hutchinson came to the Massachusetts bay colony and joined the Bible study with her at home. This approach has attracted many people who question Puritan 's assumption, ignoring the rights of women and Native Americans, including emphasizing the authority of tools in civil and personal matters. Like other extreme Protestants, Hutchinson believes that only faith can guarantee human salvation ("justification of faith" or too much belief) Puritanism is not a formally defined religious division with Protestantism, but Puritan himself was rarely used himself since the 18th century. Like the formal rejection of Roman Catholicism, some of Puritan's ideals were incorporated into the English church; others were absorbed in many Protestant denominations that appeared in the United States and the UK at the end of the 17th and 17th centuries it was done. The Congregational Church, widely regarded as part of the reformist tradition, is the descendant of Puritan. In addition, the faith of Puritan was enshrined in the Savoy Declaration (belief recognized by the congregation's church). Attendance of the church in the Puritan community is essential. However, not all participants in the church are regarded as regular members of the church. In order to become a regular member of the church, Puritans must prove that they have conversion experience, and they are part of a group that guarantees to enter the intended voters, heaven . For Puritan, religious life and political life are completely intertwined. Each town of Puritan opens a meeting of the town to decide how to operate the town so that only male church members can vote on the problem affecting the town.

Enlightenment, also known as the age of reason, was the era of the entire 18th century society, religion, and political revolution that changed human thoughts during this "waking up" period. This is the liberation of ignorant thoughts, thoughts and actions, and as these thoughts, thoughts and actions have been separated from ignorance of how to maintain and adhere to society, there is little room for new ideas about the world. The Puritan society has discovered that these new ideas are fundamentally radical compared to what they think are strong reasonable religious and moral beliefs. Enlightenment, transcendence, and theology of Puritan: Three phases of the 3 rd century have been formed in the United States. Each philosophical period overlaps with another philosophical period, so all three have similarities and differences. Due to the emergence of these philosophies, different writers have different views and formed American prose. One of the main enlighteners is Thomas Paine. Thomas Paine wrote an article called "The Age of Reason". In this article, he completely contains the ideology of enlightenment. Include these Roughly speaking, the American philosophy of the 18th century can be divided into two parts The first half is still influenced by Puritan's Calvinism The second half is more direct along the European Enlightenmentism, the founder It is related to political philosophy. (Eg, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, etc.). The most important thinker of American philosophy in the first half of the 18th century was Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758). Often related to a hot speech of preaching such as "sinners in the hands of angry gods" and "the great awakening of the religious resurrectors of the 1740s", Edwards is a member of Calvinist theology and emerging Newton science I refined and assimilated both. View of the world It can be said that Benjamin Franklin is the greatest example of American enlightenment. Franklin is a child of Boston's inconspicuous Puritan family, with little formal education, but has become a pioneer in publishing, science and diplomacy. Prior to the American Revolutionary War, it was an outstanding American in the "Republic" across the Atlantic Ocean. At first glance, Franklin's religion also seems to be consistent with the pattern of educational secularism. As in his teens, as he told us in his autobiography, Franklin accepted skepticism of Christianity and made him "a complete deity". But in his adult life, Franklin showed signs of long lasting influence on his parents' beliefs. He will never accept all the teachings of traditional Christian faith, but the framework of this belief, rhetoric, even even customs has had a strong influence on him.

They have cigarettes as cash crops, they have a longer period of growth, and they are easier to trade and sell with England than Puritans, so Virginian is better than Puritan It is. The structure of Virginian is also loose than Puritan and it is allowed to be individual rather than a large group. The way Smith and Bradford lead their colonies are similar, but they are very different. Smith is concerned primarily with making money and becoming famous. The concept of Bradford is to start a new life and spread his own new religion. Virginian in Jamestown, Puritan in the Massachusetts Bay, Quakers in Pennsylvania, and other early settlers who later became Americans brought in elements of capitalism. In his essay "American Capitalism" to create contemporary capitalism: an excerpt of how entrepreneurs, businesses, and states won three industrial revolutions, Professor HBS Thomas K. McClow said that North America Early in capitalism in the continent. Author: Thomas K. Macrowe Early in the 17th century, Puritan arrived in North America with Puritan in the UK. And they were often called British pilgrims. In 1620 they established the colony of Plymouth. Later, more Puritans immigrated, including Massachusetts (1628), New Hampshire (1629), Connecticut (1633), Maine (1635), Rhode Island (1636), and built more colonies. Year) and New Haven (1638). Puritan brought strong religious beliefs to all colonies in northern Virginia. New England became their base and they tried to establish a sacred federation. From the 17th century to the 18th century Puritan continued to be a major religious force in this area. Throughout the colonial period, Puritanism directly influenced American religious thought and cultural patterns.

After arriving in the United States, Puritan quickly established his own core value and ideal American dream. Dedication is an important part of the Puritan American dream. Religion is of great importance to Puritans believing that it will help them to deliver a fulfilling life. According to Puritan, the industry is equally important for this dream. They believe that working hard and enthusiastically carrying out their obligations will ensure their survival. Finally, Puritan emphasized freedom. As long as they have the ability to be free, they believe they can sustain and achieve through good experience and bad experience in their lives. "When God is given a special mission, he wants to strictly adhere to it in all articles ... so God and our cause are like this" (Wynth, 15 years old) This quote shows the importance of religion for many Puritans. As this quote proves, they believe that God and religion will show them the right way of life. Their American dreams involve keeping close relationships with God and putting religions at the forefront of their lives. "They offered places for their goods and public shops ... and started some small villas for their residence." (Bradford, 5) Puritan just landed in America began working to calm down quickly. They do not avoid difficulties and can not stop them due to any factors (weather conditions, etc.). Their industry will help the expansion and growth of the community. Diligence is a great attraction of Puritans, which made them a huge success. After facing religious discrimination and other factors, Puritan decided to sail to America. They found infinite opportunities here and they somehow calmed down. The value of freedom helped Puritans lay a new life for themselves. Puritan took their core values ​​and beliefs into their daily lives. Puritan's view of American dreams is a moral and devout personal community with strong spiritual and physical strength. It is often hard and tough, but Puritan did not stop it. Commitment to diversity Papers Philosophy and Religious Papers pdf documents Puritan American Dream articles Bullying articles describing past educational experiences 2 pages Papers preis uni bielefeld Mail aistear Kindergarten games Research papers Ghost maps Papers Huaxi Taqin articles Writing gk Chesterton paper pdf obc1 wgu evaluation paper stem cell and clone research paper The American dream was a fantastic ideology fleeing by Puritans (and other Christian sects) by religious believers in the 1630s, and the economic crisis and the autonomous government unconsciously created them. Puritan believed that the new world provided wealth, plentiful resources, rich land and freedom and therefore portrayed the original portrait of American dreams. Unfortunately freedom is rarely free or easy. The expenses of the land of Puritan had opened up space for cattle and sheep. And that proved conflict in England. Heels believes that this practice will be a downfall in the UK, and that these practices are selfish. The economically disadvantaged already, Puritan got more angry Puritan took their core values ​​and beliefs into their daily lives. Puritan's view of American dreams is a moral and devout personal community with strong spiritual and physical strength. It is often hard and tough, but Puritan did not stop it. American dreams can be traced back to a collection of religious opponents from the Puritan, England church who dreamed of finding ways to think across the Atlantic that they deserved to worship God (Cullen, 2003). They landed on what is now called the United States; their dreams are to build a new society, to build a community, to make the world more holy, and to let their children live better with them Including doing. There is little corruption in Britain's lifestyle (Cullen, 2003). Puritan also wanted freedom. It meant releasing them from "corruption and laziness" of the corrupt church (Cullen, 2003, pp. 21 - 22). Although their dreams

Articles by Puritan and Puritanism address these questions: What is Puritanism? What is the meaning of puritanism in American history? As Puritan understood, what was the deal? How do their views on treaties apply to their experience in the United States? Puritanism is one of the most important aspects of American culture. Much of the faith in this country comes from the background of Puritanism. What is Puritanism, its significance in American history. Puritanism is a term derived from a religious organization called Puritan. In the early 17th century, the Puritan community was divided into two groups: Separatist Puritan and the non-separatist Puritan. Separatist Puritan thought that they were different from the rotten British society around them. The disillusionment to their British church and the challenge to their faith fled to a new world in the early 17th century. They founded an ideal Christian community for Plymouth, Salem, Dover, Portsmouth. In contrast, the moderate non-separatist Puritan remains in the UK, as they believe they can still change the church from the inside. In 1603, England's calm Puritan wanted to empathize with their views as the new monarch James I grew up in the Scottish Calvinist. It turned out not to be a fact, but Puritan still tried to work in the religious system when he was king. Religion, especially Puritanism, is an important aspect of American colonization. It is a major part of colonial life and most of American colonial history was somewhat influenced by Puritanism. Puritans are certainly not perfect, but have committed many mistakes, but they have many fine places to shape the United States. Puritan encouraged education in the United States and established free public education. They enacted strict laws to help their colonies succeed. In addition, their success in participating in the United States and participating in religious freedom eventually helped encourage other religious groups to enter the new world. In these respects, Puritanism is an important part of American history in colonial times. During the 16th century religious turmoil, a group of people dissatisfied with the English church and worked on religious, moral, and social reform. They are called Puritans. Puritan was strongly influenced by Calvinism, believed that the English church was a product of political struggle and tried to purify the church. The faith of this Puritan was directed to the English church and weakened the authority of the royal family, so they received cruel persecution. Some of them were in prison and even executed for religious beliefs. To escape the persecution of the Church and the King, many Puritans came to North America.

Foolish Puritan in 'red letter' Boyfriend and Fletcher wrote in one of the plays, "Man's poison is meat and drink of others." Almost everything in the world can be explained in at least two contradictory ways. In the "red letter", Puritan society avoided the person named pearl, but the writer who lived in a romantic era saw her in awe with respect and respect. Nathaniel Hawthorne's use of natural images at "Red Letter" always reflects the whimsical character of pearls, reminds Hester's sin, and his romantic idealistic beauty shocks the Puritan society Gave. Puritan believed in a pure society when he solved intolerance in the "deficit", contempt and alienation Puritan's general religious affairs. Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote a novel "Red Letter". This is a novel based on the behavior of a woman named Hester Prynne and the crime of adultery she committed. And she must face the crime of dealing with sin. Life after the fact. She spent the rest of my life. - Bernard Williams criticizes results-basedism in "result-basedism and integrity" in order to argue that negative responsibility is inherently irrational and therefore denies the integrity of the agent. Peter Layton's "alienation, consequentialism, moral request" is an objection to Williams and advocacy of resultualism In the whole literary and art work "Red Letter", Nathaniel Hawthorne is using his character to express malfunction of the Puritan society's punishment process for sin. "Red Letter" was written in 1840 and published by Ticknor and Fields in 1850. Hawthorn draws the theme of sin and redemption through a complex story of "red". This is a story about how a woman, Jose · Blue, is committing adultery with a respected religionist in the Puritan society. Hawthorn novel "Red Letter", the hero, Hester Prinn is a true contemporary of the modern era cast in the Massachusetts 17th century Boston Puritan. "Red Letter" is an innovative novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne who studied the ugliness, complexity and power of human spirit and personality, a new idea of ​​independence and the struggle faced by American women in the 17th century Share. In the whole novel, Hester refused to remove the scarlet letter and became sharper.

Puritan was a religious organization from the UK in the 1630s who settled in New England. The colony is known as the Massachusetts bay colony (Foner, 2012). Puritans took part in the show, and they had a stern religion that they believed they would reform the church in England. Puritans believed that when they were released by God they were like ancient Israelites when they were out of Egypt (PBS, 2010). They need to build a new purely Christian common wealth. Their leader, John Winslow, reminded them of their duties and obligations under the contract (PBS, 2010). In the era of Anhatinson, Puritan led Massachusetts Bay Colony was an interesting place. It is ideally designed as the sacred mission of a new world known as "the city on the mountain". And it is a mission to provide a typical example of how Protestant life should exist. The key factor in the success of the Puritan community is the cohesiveness of the entire community. This was created by the high consistency of colonies. Puritan leaders will demonstrate leadership in every aspect of life, society, economy, religion, and even politics. In the Massachusetts bay colony, the specific hierarchy is very obvious, the minister always seems to display details ... At the same time, the Massachusetts bay colony is theocratic, democratic, oligopolistic, and authoritarian in various ways. Puritan wanted to establish the Massachusetts bay colony in 1628 and wanted to establish a perfect government, but they eventually blended everything. This colony is important as it is one of the first provincial governments and real government introduced to colonies. It also provides government based examples for other colonies. The Massachusetts Bay Colony can say Massachusetts bay colony. In 1629, the prosperous Puritan named John Winthrop applied for a royal charter through his company Massachusetts Bay Company and the model of "respectable community" in Puritan in the northern part of the United States - Winthrop is a devout Puritan I was preparing to bring my family to his religious experiment. The Gulf coast quickly encountered the most populous tribe and the most resistant tribe - Pekot. In that year, Pequots declared a war with Connecticut after being expelled from his ancestral land.

Puritans did not run Hester, but unfortunately saw her. Hester 's behavior stands out in the crowd because it is far more contrasting with most Puritans. Hawthorn used this role as aid, but compared the cruel footing with the basic structure of a romantic plot. These episodes usually show romantic love, honor and integrity, as well as idealistic self (Strickland), but put in the crisis (Strickland). By combining the characteristics of Puritans with the romance of the plot and character, you can emphasize the two worlds living together. In the Puritan culture of the 17th century, marriage and family life are the heart of all Puritan ideals. In "Scarlet Letter", Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote a letter named Hester Pudding when she was convicted of adultery, she was convicted of the law sins. Adultery can condemn the death penalty (according to Puritan law this is the death penalty), local officials choose to condemn the public to her. In order to confirm that everyone has not forgotten her attack, she was forced to wear the letter A community indefinitely to reflect this "slight" hostile punishment and suffering. This lady brought a shame to all of us', you should die; if they are thankful to their wife and daughter, you are the legal entity and the reality laws in the Bible And do not let the judge invalid it? . Mistaken "(49). If such a small crime can receive a death sentence, it is by no means a means. The letter "Red letter" represents the strict Puritan code in the middle of the 17th century. This is obvious to the "red words" written by Nathaniel Hawthorne. This novel conveys stories about adultery and the strength of sin. Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimmesdale were convicted of charges of adultery and faced an issue of Puritan society and personal value. Nathaniel Hawthorne (Nathaniel Hawthorne) A plot of his novel "Scarlet Letter" (Scarlet Letter) focuses on four major letters, Hester Pudding, Pearl, and Roger Dyer, Muse analyzes its appearance, personality and role. Puritan believed in a pure society when it solved the intolerance, contempt, alienation of the "red letter", and the overall religious problems of alienation Puritans. Nathaniel Hawthorne is based on a woman named Hesterpurin's behavior, she wrote a novel "Scarlet Letter" that is committing an adultery novel, she must face this evil process Later life. She had the rest of my life. The Puritan society is tolerant of people's mistakes and their behavior with "red letters".

Keynote lecture: "Puritan, that creed, and its" American dream "- Speech: Europeans generally believe that the government must force the unification of religion to save the soul of all citizens. For Puritan, we are all born to be evil, degenerate, and full of sin. From birth it means we are very disgusted. This is due to original sin Long ago God has decided our fate - good deeds will not allow us to enter heaven. What do you want? If we are excellent, it may reflect that we are one of the elected. Predict how Puritan's belief and value play an important role in the fate and role of our next novel 16 Work expiration date: ______ Literary Luminary: Please decide at least three quotes in his speech as evidence of what is related to the beliefs and values ​​you learned today. S / M / M: Lang. , Reflect interesting vocabulary (find one or two words!) And / or specific modal vocabulary you can talk with with a vision: think that you are worth learning and put your classmates Choose the four words ready to teach Puritan took their core values ​​and beliefs into their daily lives. Puritan's view of American dreams is a moral and devout personal community with strong spiritual and physical strength. It is often hard and tough, but Puritan did not stop it. Between American Puritanism and American romanticism, people's perception of the world has changed dramatically. The American Puritan believes in a complete society based on the central belief of the Church. Like Arthur Miller's The Crucible, American Puritans inherently lead to a corrupt society, so they are concerned about challenging social norms. American romanticism is different from American Puritanism. Romanticists emphasize and believe in the power of individuals Puritans and other colonists advanced in groups to make their American dreams come true. They respectfully enjoy the right to freedom, the right to religious beliefs, and the right to personal prosperity including land and wealth. These goals are achieved by robbing those who invade them from the same rights as those who can not protect their tyranny. Unlike their oppressive and authoritarian monarchs in the UK, Puritan definitely became a perfect nightmare for others and looked for their false American dream. American dreams can be explained in different ways according to society and people of the times. John Edwards believes this is a belief in God and the church. Because Puritan is very religious. Ben Franklin wrote "Autobiography" which showed his view on dreams and virtues. F. Scott Fitzgerald also used the American dream as a microcosm of his desire for wealth, love and freedom through his novel "Great Gatsby". All these people want freedom of life. Even the Constitution is based on people's freedom and rights. One thing about American dreams will never change; everyone is enthusiastic about something in life and works hard to achieve it. For some people, this is obvious perfection.

Nathaniel Hawthorne (1804-1864) was highly appreciated by drawing New England Puritans in his novel. In his work, the strict and intimidating Puritan community's stark image reflects the general attitude towards Puritans, but Professor Deborah L. Madsen claims her paper "Hawthorne's Puritan: Facts to Fiction" The overall depiction of Puritan brought about "the real distortion of Puritan theology's actual Puritans" (Madsen 1999, p 510). Nathaniel Hawthorne is a famous writer in the 19th century. One reason why he is well known is his view on Puritanism. Hawthorn is often criticizing Puritanism in his short stories and novels. Two short stories showing Hawthorne's puritanism are "Young Goodman Brown" and "Minister Black Veil". In "Young Goodman Brown", Hawthorne demonstrated the hypocritical nature of Puritan, using the hypocritical nature of young neighbors and friends of Goodman Browns. - "Age of Enlightenment" is also called "era of reason", it is an era of social, religious and political revolution through the 18th century, which changed the minds of humanity in this "awakening" era . Liberty of ignorant thinking, thought, action These thinking, thinking, actions are separated from ignorant views on how to maintain and adhere society, providing a new thought space for the world There. The Puritan doctrine theory is too strict, the principle of extremism is the reason why Hawthorn criticized in his story. Hawthorn criticized Puritanism in the "red letter" by praising the love and feeling of defeating authority and religious beliefs, but in "Young Goodman Brown" criticism of Hawthorne is criticized through doubt and collapse of faith It is expressed. This is thought to be based on the benefits of Puritanism. Next, we need to study how Hawthorn uses a romantic story to achieve his story. Nathaniel Hawthorne is a prolific writer who weaves some of the most famous stories in American literature. Hawthorn's work tends to focus on the theme of sin by Puritan, but he usually criticizes Puritan's ideals. Among Hawthorn's works ("Young Goodman Brown", "The Minister's Black Veil", "Red Letter", etc.), there is a character life outside the Puritan community and it can be classified as an outsider's story I will. - Self-deception is described as a strong impulse and desire to maintain or defend the beliefs and concepts that are deemed true even though there is strong evidence that the opposite is true (Stanford Philosophical Encyclopedia). Self-deception is a way for us to keep our false beliefs. "There is a possibility that these rationalizations" even create themselves "(Skeptic's Dictionary; Perspectives, 117).

The New England Puritan grew after the Spanish invincible fleet fell to England and the generation of Puritans was children and grandchildren of Protestant Reform in Europe. As an idealist in the colonial era, Puritan came to the United States to seek freedom in a different way from Britain and to practice religion. Puritan believed that New England would establish the "visible" Kingdom of God and that the external behavior of this society would follow God's law. It should be noted that the New England Puritan colony occurred in a relatively short period between 1620 and 1640. Persecution led Puritan to New England not until 1640, but they suddenly ceased in that year. Professor Taylor states as follows. "After 125 years from that day, more people returned from New England to Old England instead of returning from Old England to New England." After all, Archbishop Lauder (1645) and Charles I (1649) were in trouble and chose the great Puritan Oliver Cromwell to lead the Commonwealth. Puritan who emigrated to New England almost stopped between 1649 and 1660, during which Oliver Cromwell dominated the parents of England. Cromwell's rule represented the climax of the British Civil War acquired by Puritan. Puritan had little incentive to move into the new world during the Interregnum (which means literally "during the king"). All they want - free to practice their religious beliefs and as representatives of the government - can be used in the UK. Along with the recovery of Stuart, many British emigrated to the new world again. It is no coincidence that these immigrants brought about the revolutionary Republican ideals. The New England Puritan grew after the Spanish invincible fleet fell to England and the generation of Puritans was children and grandchildren of Protestant Reform in Europe. As an idealist in the colonial era, Puritan came to the United States to seek freedom in a different way from Britain and to practice religion. Puritan believed that New England was a "visible" country of God, a place to establish a society that is the foundation of outgoing behavior. Both New England and Chesapeake area people both belonged to the same British origin in 1700, and both areas have two different directions. Because both groups face specific problems in this area and because the situation is different, each group is obliged to reconsider and rebuild their society. Therefore, the motivation of New England and New England, geographical and government differences

With her needle, Hester, she supports herself and her baby with sewing and embroidery. As she mastered embroidery talent very effectively, people in Boston ridicule and hate her for their own sins, but they are still appealing for her work. However due to the aforementioned economic difficulties, her family forced her to engage in Roger Chillingworth. Her family wanted Hester to live a more successful life, so they decided to marry her, but people enjoyed the compensation that Chillings gave her family as money she paid for You can guess that. In the Puritan culture of the 17th century, marriage and family life are the core of all Puritan ideals. In "Red Letter", Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote a person named Hester Prine. He was convicted of legal charges when she was convicted as guilty of adultery. Adultery can be sentenced to death (according to the Puritan law this is the death penalty), local authorities chose to condemn the public to her. In order to keep her crime away, she was forced to attach the letter A indefinitely to her chest The response of the community to this "slight" punishment is full of hostility and pain It was. "This woman will bring shame and drown to all of us, there is no law, there is reality in the Bible and the law, then thanks to his wife and daughter to the local judge who invalidated it I made a mistake. "(49). If such a small crime is sentenced to death, that is by no means a means. The word "Red Letter" represents the strict Puritan code in the middle of the 17th century. This is evident in "red word" written by Nathaniel Hawthorne. This novel tells the story of adultery and the strength of sin. Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimmesdale faced the challenges and personal values ​​of the Puritan society and committed adultery. - Explain the cloning, characterization and tissue distribution of two human peroxisome proliferator activated receptor isoforms, hPPARg 2 and hPPARg 1. In co-transfection assays, the two isoforms are activated to about the same extent by known PPARg activators. Human PPARg and retinoic acid X receptor (RXR) bind to DNA as heterodimers Nathaniel Hawthorn - Scarlet letter "Scarlet Letter" (1850), a novel in the historical context. It is a story of Hester Prinly who works in the 17th century mosque in Boston, Massachusetts from 1742 to 1649, to create a new life of repentance and dignity with the problem of her daughter's unmarriage. Throughout the book, Hawthorne explores the themes of legality, sin and guilt. Realism can be defined as a way of thinking and acting on the basis of facts and possibilities rather than expectations for unlikely things. This style is more than just appearing in literature. It also affects art, theater, philosophy, architecture and so on. The realists agreed unanimously to refuse the unnaturalness of crash and romanticism that have influenced literature and art. They depict all the problems and customs in real life. They are mainly focused on the role of small and medium sized

Puritan believed that when evil happened, it was due to a deep crime against God. John Winthrop warned his fellow Puritan in his sermons "Christian Charity Model". He pointed out that their main purpose in sailing across the Atlantic is to "become a mountain city" and purify the English church. He condemns those who contribute to something else - for example to increase their wealth and other economic interests. But because of Winthrop 's contempt, many Puritans traveled to New England for reasons other than freedom of religion. Puritan played an important role in American history, but since the 17th century it did not affect American society. Puritan came to the New World to seek religious tolerance which is a well-known fundamental human right in America, but refused to accept people who do not agree with faith. Puritan did not create a democratic form that is being used by the US government today. Our government system is derived from UK institutions. Finally, the ethical principles many Americans follow today derive from the Baptist church, faith, and presbyterian beliefs, not Puritan's faith. When Puritan went to the New World, they created a society using a strict Puritan philosophy. Philosophy points out that everyone must strive hard for spiritual integrity and can not tolerate it. Puritan believed that magic was one of human's greatest spiritual weaknesses. Puritan's main responsibility was to always be in the hands of God. There is no room for innocence in Puritan's faith, there is no way to dispel human cheating. If you commit a crime, I believe that God can drive you off the ground any time. This is the most concerned problem of Puritan. Puritan believed that the introduction of a new world in the 17th century not only had a religious influence on the new settlers, but also influenced politics, the economy, and society. Puritanism emphasizes "to believe in the absolute sovereignty of God, complete degeneracy of mankind, and the importance of human beings who rely entirely on God's grace to obtain human salvation." An important aspect originally thought to be the result of Puritan's ideology New England people developed into a closely connected society based on small villages and farms; this development is natural in a geographically based country, surrounded by Indian, French and Dutch Puritans . It is also related to the moral health of society as a whole (against slavery) aimed at uniting. - America's blue blood hates being "more serious" and seeks to keep them in place through law, but these efforts to revive the fine society of Europe are equal in the early American wilderness that is equal I found it to be weak. And democracy found fertile soil - at least for the Caucasian

Life of Puritans Bayang in Hester and Haynes is difficult and unique, and many tried and changed circumstances have changed her to separate from ordinary people. Ultimately, there was a big crack between her and the community she lived in. These differences are divided into two categories: extrinsic and indirect. External differences can easily be identified. This is Hester's affair. And it is represented by red letter A and her daughter's pearl. Arthur Mirror 's "crucible" story began in a small town during the 1903 Serbam Witch trial. Theater was held in Salem, Massachusetts. The event was held in Puritan society. The community is portrayed as being susceptible to being deceived by superstition. The crucible is based on real stories, so the setting is real. The first act began in the bedroom of Bettari Paris, and Bettari Paris was the sickly daughter of the town's missionary Samuel Paris. - Arthur Miller's Crucible Arthur Miller shows his life in the 1950s and the familiarity of our daily life through drama. He will communicate with his own way in society through his work. Extreme witch hysteria exacerbated the rationality and emotional stability of its citizens. This uses the weakest quality and anxiety. Written by Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" Arthur Miller, The Crucible is telling the tragic story of innocent handling of innocent communities. These judges use their power to eliminate their false evidence and return their community to Puritan. - "The measure of courage is that individuals are willing to keep fighting, even if they are unlikely to win." This is the spiritual or moral power of a person to resist extreme difficulties. The power of the soul allows a person to overcome danger and firmness. The likelihood of victory is not favorable, but the ability to resist this defeat allows people to sustain. To kill Arthur Miller's The Crucible and Harper Lee's Mockingbird In the theater "crucible", Arthur Miller shows how the town of Puritan suppressed in 1692 was reversed when the magical threat was taken seriously. Puritans believed the forest to be where the devil was hiding, and they fear the devil. So when Salem cleric Paris caught a girl dancing in the forest and a group of magical souls, the town suspected that some sort of magic was being carried out. - But with the first communication with other girls, she showed an important aspect of her personality. Abigail lived with her uncle pastor, Paris, due to the death of her parents. Obviously, this is a very fierce incident in her life.

First, Puritan could not tolerate other religions and views contradictory to them. Roger Williams gave up on the Massachusetts colony as refusing to comply with Puritan in 1635 but these laws contradict his own personal beliefs such as a pledge of loyalty to those other than Jesus Christ and Ann I found out. An example of Hutchinson's expulsion for the same reason is Puritan's intolerance (Sanna). Second, the Puritan belief is a foolish limit. They believe in entertainment and relaxation, but God's joy is "real" relaxation, drama, gambling, music, art, dance is considered "poison" (Daniels). It is necessary to first recognize that the early history of the northern US is very religious. In the late 1860s of the Salem Witch test in Massachusetts State, major Ivy League universities such as Harvard University, Yale University, Princeton University and others began to be established as seminary (or seminary). It was founded (or co-founded) at the Rutgers University in New Jersey in 1766, the Dutch Reformed Church in New Amsterdam (New York, the Netherlands in the 1600s). Should not be ignored or despised, there is a deep-rooted religious history in the northeastern United States. As taught in America today, the history of Puritans was concentrated in the Puritans of the 1600s. Because they arrived in the United States of America. However, in order to truly understand Puritans, it is necessary to return to the UK with them to the Atlantic Ocean. I must return to England, which originated from Henry VIII 100 years ago. This is when the British Bible was smuggled into the UK and created Bible Christianity and British reform. In the 1500's, Puritan was first confirmed and named. They are Christians who believe in the Bible. At that time they appeared as an evangelical psychic movement in history. British Puritan continued to be a prominent activist in British reform. View this article The Puritan Puritan in American literature has a great influence on American literature and still influences American moral judgment and religious beliefs. The Puritan writings are used to praise God and connect God more directly to our world. Puritan literature is usually a realistic way of life. "Puritanism as a historical phenomenon enriches American literature as a living being in America's life and there are too many ways to detailed it here" (G innocent African descent Americans, it also robs them). The many novels, excerpts, poems, videos and other literary forms of identity, cultural heritage and culture we encountered in this course are doubtful that the literary tradition of African-American shows the past there is not. Many of those who lost their lives based on race discrimination are African American own history.

In 1608, a group of Christian separatists from the English church escaped to the Netherlands, escaped to the "New World" and asked for fundamental Christian style freedom (known as Puritanism). The population known as Native American (or American Indian) is an aboriginal in North America and South America, and they are thought to have moved from Asia to the Bering Bridge about 30,000 years ago. When these two societies conflict, forced ideology, repression, and guerrilla war of many years began. Spaniards and Puritans drowned and rejected indigenous peoples I decided to compare indigenous peoples and Spaniards with Puritans. We do this at three levels: culture, religion, literature. I show how the Spaniards and Puritans pressed their traditions against Native Americans; however, the Spaniard did this by merger with Indians, and Puritan squeezed Indians I did this. - Everyone's "American dream" is different. Some people mean economic success, others mean freedom of speech, others dream of not feeling fear. "American dream" is a complex concept that brings immigrants. Hope for a better life. The US government provides the environment and resources to pursue their dreams. It is one hour. It is clear that Puritan believed that the Native American "barbarians" did not retain the right to fulfill, peace, and even life, but a dream. However, others' use and destruction by settlers for personal benefit did not limit their conquest and killing indigenous people on the land they invaded. Puritan caught local residents of other counties, and they apparently did not have any dreams, so Puritans could achieve their goals. Early in the 15th century, Europeans used Africans as slaves. During colonial rule, many Europeans (some of them Puritan) brought their African slaves to the United States. Thomas Phillips, a Royal African company employee, shared his experiences with slaves' first captures and shipping. He said that African indigenous people often move to the New World by drowning themselves against oppression of slavery. Among the settlers of Puritans, the war believed that it would be to get rid of the pagan Indian lands. Puritan claimed that Americans are devil and barbarians. They believe that Native Americans are inhumane, illiterate, non-Christian, not civilized. This indigenous people 's inhumanization waged war on Puritan settlers and gave the justification necessary to commit atrocities. During the King Phillips war, Rupiah saw the beginnings of Puritan colonists and Native American racial identity. She wrote, "For Indian colonists, Indians are not really human beings, but people who are quite different from humans and are inferior to Europeans in terms of properties and biology."

Young Goodman Brown: "The Young Goodman Brown" by The Puritans and Hawthorne revealed Puritan's view on love and human relations. In theory, these two visions are opposite. One person considers love as a physical expression between two people (although it also claims to express higher ideals), others think that it is a spiritual necessity, and the best The appearance of is attached to God. Indeed, Puritan did not think that love is a good thing, but I have seen evil, a serious need, that is, physical love (between men and women, sexual desire). all) . A long-lasting question about Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown" is that Goodman Brown left his motives for his wife, faith, and the wilderness that represents the 17th century. The demonic living Puritan, his Indian ally, a purely evil house. Puritans without orthodox thinking will enter the wilderness at night and alone. At the center of this problem is the character of Goodman Brown, not so much but the personality of faith. As Hawthorn's short stories and novels, character analysis is difficult. Because we have third-party objective talkers who can not see their minds and thoughts. Since we can not study roles, our analysis is based solely on the characters' words and actions. In 'Young Goodman Brown', what are the characteristics of Goodman Brown and the expression of faith in the first seven paragraphs? "Young Goodman Brown" is a short story published by American writer Nathaniel Hawthorne in 1835. This story shows the Calvinist / Puritan belief that all human beings are in a degenerate state done in the general scene of Puritan New England, Hawthorne's work, but God has already overcome the outdated It is destined. Grace of unconditional election. Hawthorne often pays attention to tension in Puritan culture, but it is steep in Puritan's sin. This story tells the story of self test of Jan Goodman Brown in a symbolic way and leads him to lose his virtue and belief. Nathaniel Hawthorne's "Young Goodman Brown" is a good example of the use of fables and symbols as a satirical form of Puritan's faith. Frank Preston Stearns, author of Nathaniel Hawthorne's book "Life and Genius", says: It's hypocrisy "(Stearns 181). - William Golding is a British writer. He wrote several novels and received the Nobel Prize for literature. His most famous novel is "Flying King" issued in 1954. In the fly lords, William Golding uses various themes and symbols to express the focus of the novel. These symbols include pig heads, shellfish, and boys. Authors use symbols to indicate rules and errors in society. The first symbol is a conch

"Allahu Akbar.Allahu Akbar." "God is wonderful, God is wonderful." These are the words that all Muslims have to recite many times a day. The same concept of God's greatness is also portrayed in the life of Puritan. Puritan was a man with religious enthusiasm and obedience to the strict Scripture, but they are certain to seek help from God in every aspect of life. In order to understand immediate theme, human nature is related to what we know. After studying the Puritan text recently, I feel that they expressed the same ideas as Muslims. As a movement of Shia Muslims (although defective), I saw new Puritan concerns. The same can be said for other Muslims in the world, silent, watching, shaking people. From the 8th century to the beginning of the 20th century, Muslims struggled to receive broad education (according to the Quran's instructions), cast doubts on doctrines, work diligently on scientific progress, political, social ideals, and art There was. Even humiliating colonial rule did not stop them moving forward. The marches are going backwards now. Obvious signs that head scarves, zill bubs, burca, nicabs are retreating from progressive values The next group of Muslims, also known as Puritans, resembles the Puritan Christian movement which is anxious to rule out doctrines which are not in principle regarded as primitive. This group focuses on the right belief and hopes to return to the Muhammad era. Theological problems and correct beliefs are the main concern of Puritans. They tend to think of the Qur'an as literally and as to Muslims who we consider to be 'innovators' or 'liberals'. Muslims in the third group are very similar to Puritans, but they will be called traditionalists. They believe that Islam was codified in the 12th century as this group of Muslims also believes that the past is the "best age" of right doctrine. Because they focus on pre-modern Islamic law, this group is kept away from modern life. However, most people believe that this group occupies the majority of Muslims in the world and dominates Muslim higher education institutions. Islam is the main religion of the Arab world, but most Muslims in the world are not Arabs. There is a broad misunderstanding that the Arabs must be Muslims. Well, that's wrong. Most Arabs are Muslims, but about 5% of Arabs are Christians living in countries such as Lebanon, Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Jordan, Palestine. In Lebanon, Arab Christians account for about 40% of the population, Syria and Palestine occupy 10%. There is also a smaller Jewish population, mainly living in Morocco, Algeria, Yemen, Tunisia, Syria, Egypt, Iraq. However, most Arab Jews emigrated from these Arab countries to Palestine, and in 1948 Israel was established in Palestine. In addition, according to some people, Christianity, Gnosticism, Neopra Tonismism, there are Arab Druze people who follow Islamic Isumism, Judaism combination Druze religion, Pythagoreanism and Hinduism

However, due to this decision, she was tortured not only by public torture but also by spiritual torture. Psychologically, she must take responsibility for maintaining her hidden emotions and knowing the real identity of her secret lover. During Hester's investigation on page 22, Hawthorne said to her, "As far as this name is concerned, I endure his pain and I endure his secret feelings." It is not suitable. "But Hester is not the only one that stands on the footing. Puritan believed in a pure society when he solved intolerance in the "deficit", contempt and alienation Puritan's general religious affairs. Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote a novel "Red Letter". This is a novel based on the behavior of a woman named Hester Prynne and the crime of adultery she committed. And she must face the crime of dealing with sin. Life after the fact. She spent the rest of my life. - Bernard Williams criticizes results-basedism in "result-basedism and integrity" in order to argue that negative responsibility is inherently irrational and therefore denies the integrity of the agent. Peter Layton's "alienation, consequentialism, moral request" is an objection to Williams and advocacy of resultualism The purpose of "Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne is to show how an individual is eliminated and isolated from a suppressive society strictly adhering to spiritual beliefs and erroneous morals. Hawthorne emphasized that the Puritan society rejected the psychological impact of human psychology through Hester Pudding, pastor Din Mesdale, Roger Chillings. - The Scarlet Letter Theme Association should handle sin. In the "red letter", Nathaniel Hawthorne brought us back to our roots and returned to Puritan New England. And answer us through this cleverly made novel. Hawthorn novel "Red Letter", the hero, Hester Prinn is a true contemporary of the modern era cast in the Massachusetts 17th century Boston Puritan. "Red Letter" is an innovative novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne who studied the ugliness, complexity and power of human spirit and personality, a new idea of ​​independence and the struggle faced by American women in the 17th century Share. In the whole novel, Hester refused to remove the scarlet letter and became sharper. Nathaniel Hawthorne paints Salem's painting in the state of Massachusetts in the latter half of the 17th century with his novel "Scarlet Letter". Salem citizens work under the strict rules and restrictions imposed by their Puritan priesthood politics. Hester Prynne was sentenced to give a red letter "A" to his chest as punishment for adultery, but many other citizens seemed to admit a similar crime without admitting it. They will continue to fulfill the role of a devout Puritan - hypocrites hide the truth

According to Mrs. Anne Bradstreet and Cotton Mather, Puritan has some wonderful qualities, such as relationships with his family, particularly the relationship between Mrs Bradstreat, who is trying to be great and her husband Mother In addition, His life has been concealed by disappointment and tragedy, Mr. Mather is a strong man. He is trying to bring about change in his life. "Dear, I love my husband" - From the poetry of Mrs. Brad Treat, her relationship with her husband is very good. For famous American poets, Ann Bradstreet is a British-born writer who experienced a difficult journey ("Anne Bradstreet" moved to the United States in 1630. Brad Streit is a pious religion She is following her father and her husband precedent with a Puritan, she is the best man in her life, her dedicated Puritan faith has shaped her work greatly.Her poetry Many of them refer to sins, bailouts, and other regular Puritan immortal topics ("Anne Brad Streit") - Edmund Booth thinks especially of the pioneering difficult times of his life He was an extraordinary person, he was born in Chicopee, Massachusetts on August 24, 1810. On March 8, 1815, at the age of 4, Edmund was infected with meningitis and this terrible disease Overcome I was not expecting that after three months of illness it was that Edmund had escaped a lot of people.Unfortunately, due to meningitis, he sees hearing with one eye in one eye I lost (one ear left a slight hearing). Anne Brad Streit was born in 1612 in Northampton, England. Her father, Thomas Dudley, was a Puritan, but Brad Strait seemed to be fascinated reading the "Puritan world". At the age of 16, she got married to Simon Blood Street which is also Puritan. When I was young, I felt it very comfortable to read the scriptures. But in her childhood, Brad Strett experienced many unhealthy moments. As an adult, she gave birth to eight children, but only one survived. Despite her hardships, Brad Streit continues his writer's journey

Spaniards and Puritans drowned and rejected indigenous peoples I decided to compare indigenous peoples and Spaniards with Puritans. We do this at three levels: culture, religion, literature. I show how the Spaniards and Puritans pressed their traditions against Native Americans; however, the Spaniard did this by merger with Indians, and Puritan squeezed Indians I did this. To begin the comparison, I will explore American Indians and their culture, religion and literature. & Lt; Tab / & gt; There are some differences between Spanish and Native American. Their foods are different, their animals, their religion, and their words are different. Native Americans have foods that Spaniards have never seen or have ever eaten. The Indians grow corn, beans, cotton, and many other vegetables not known in Europe. The two groups are wearing different clothes, Europeans wear traditional European clothing, and Native Americans wear a blanket made of animal skin and cotton. The major difference between Native Americans lies in their language. To the Native American Spanish conqueror Spaniards and Puritans drowned and rejected indigenous peoples I decided to compare indigenous peoples and Spaniards with Puritans. We do this at three levels: culture, religion, literature. I show how the Spaniards and Puritans pressed their traditions against Native Americans; however, the Spaniard did this by merger with Indians, and Puritan squeezed Indians I did this. - Everyone's "American dream" is different. Some people mean economic success, others mean freedom of speech, others dream of not feeling fear. "American dream" is a complex concept that brings immigrants. Hope for a better life. The US government provides the environment and resources to pursue their dreams. It is one hour. It is clear that Puritan believed that the Native American "barbarians" did not retain the right to fulfill, peace, and even life, but a dream. However, others' use and destruction by settlers for personal benefit did not limit their conquest and killing indigenous people on the land they invaded. Puritan caught local residents of other counties, and they apparently did not have any dreams, so Puritans could achieve their goals. Early in the 15th century, Europeans used Africans as slaves. During colonial rule, many Europeans (some of them Puritan) brought their African slaves to the United States. Thomas Phillips, a Royal African company employee, shared his experiences with slaves' first captures and shipping. He said that African indigenous people often move to the New World by drowning themselves against oppression of slavery.

Hawthorne's sinful "red letter" Nathaniel Hawthorne has brought about a sense of sin and sin in the "red letter" that seems to be derived from his experience and the knowledge of Puritan'sology and religious practice. In "Customs Building", Hawthorn reported concern about persecution of his ancestors. I am walking down the street "(1309). In the whole literary and art work "Red Letter", Nathaniel Hawthorne is using his character to express malfunction of the Puritan society's punishment process for sin. "Red Letter" was written in 1840 and published by Ticknor and Fields in 1850. Hawthorn draws the theme of sin and redemption through a complex story of "red". This is a story about how a woman, Jose · Blue, is committing adultery with a respected religionist in the Puritan society. The word "Red Letter" represents the strict Puritan code in the middle of the 17th century. This is evident in "red word" written by Nathaniel Hawthorne. This novel tells the story of adultery and the strength of sin. Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimmesdale faced the challenges and personal values ​​of the Puritan society and committed adultery. - Explain the cloning, characterization and tissue distribution of two human peroxisome proliferator activated receptor isoforms, hPPARg 2 and hPPARg 1. In co-transfection assays, the two isoforms are activated to about the same extent by known PPARg activators. Human PPARg and retinoic acid X receptor (RXR) bind to DNA as heterodimers Nathaniel Hawthorn - Scarlet letter "Scarlet Letter" (1850), a novel in the historical context. It is a story of Hester Prinly who works in the 17th century mosque in Boston, Massachusetts from 1742 to 1649, to create a new life of repentance and dignity with the problem of her daughter's unmarriage. Throughout the book, Hawthorne explores the themes of legality, sin and guilt. Realism can be defined as a way of thinking and acting on the basis of facts and possibilities rather than expectations for unlikely things. This style is more than just appearing in literature. It also affects art, theater, philosophy, architecture and so on. The realists agreed unanimously to refuse the unnaturalness of crash and romanticism that have influenced literature and art. They depict all the problems and customs in real life. They are mainly focused on the role of small and medium sized

Red Letter: Puritan is really such a thing. Nathaniel Hawthorne accurately depicts Burston's colonial Puritans and his behavior, Hester Prinn's response to adultery, and subsequent events in his book "Red Letter". Understanding of Puritans and how severe they are all sexual acts. It is not difficult. In "Red Letter", I saw Hester Prynne declared insulted because my husband disappeared for four years and assumed that she was missing and drowning in the sea. Puritan believed in a pure society when he solved intolerance in the "deficit", contempt and alienation Puritan's general religious affairs. Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote a novel "Red Letter". This is a novel based on the behavior of a woman named Hester Prynne and the crime of adultery she committed. And she must face the crime of dealing with sin. Life after the fact. She spent the rest of my life. - Bernard Williams criticizes results-basedism in "result-basedism and integrity" in order to argue that negative responsibility is inherently irrational and therefore denies the integrity of the agent. Peter Layton's "alienation, consequentialism, moral request" is an objection to Williams and advocacy of resultualism In the whole literary and art work "Red Letter", Nathaniel Hawthorne is using his character to express malfunction of the Puritan society's punishment process for sin. "Red Letter" was written in 1840 and published by Ticknor and Fields in 1850. Hawthorn draws the theme of sin and redemption through a complex story of "red". This is a story about how a woman, Jose · Blue, is committing adultery with a respected religionist in the Puritan society. Hawthorn novel "Red Letter", the hero, Hester Prinn is a true contemporary of the modern era cast in the Massachusetts 17th century Boston Puritan. "Red Letter" is an innovative novel by Nathaniel Hawthorne who studied the ugliness, complexity and power of human spirit and personality, a new idea of ​​independence and the struggle faced by American women in the 17th century Share. In the whole novel, Hester refused to remove the scarlet letter and became sharper.

Gatsby opens a lavish party and hopes Daisy can join it, they will fall in love again. Thanks to advances in technology, the United States can not only help themselves, but also can provide assistance to other countries as needed. Before entering a revolutionary war, all countries turned their attention to the United States to see what they possess. Over the years, other countries have become more intrigued; they want to know why the US is doing so well overall. "We are cities in the mountains and everyone's eyes are above us.So if we bring our god to this work by mistake ... we will pass through the world as a story A word ... no matter where we are heading, until we are in a good place Puritans believed in fate but they were still worried about who would go to heaven or hell. "Because the class structure is unique and static in aristocracy, each class becomes more attractive and cherished than the whole country so it becomes a participant's home All citizens of the aristocratic society have one on each other Fixed position; therefore, everyone will see a man in him, his protection is necessary for him, and under him he may ask for cooperation There are people. " Gatsby worked hard to achieve everything, but he really started from the beginning and did not get anything. Puritan Puritan in American literature has had a major influence on American literature, but it still influences American moral judgment and religious belief. Puritan's books are used to praise God and connect God more directly to our world. Puritan literature is usually a realistic way of life. "Puritanism as a historical phenomenon enriches American literature as a life in American life, and there are too many ways to detailed it here." (G ... An innocent African descent Among the countless novels, excerpts, poems, videos and other literary forms encountered in this course, the literary tradition of African-Americans proves the past (African American) racial discrimination Many of those who lost their lives under the african American history. American Puritanism began with a reform movement in the UK church. It had a major impact on American social, political, ethical, and theological thinking. Focusing on the influence on America's values, this article first explains the origin and principle of Puritanism. Clearly, the formation of American individualism and democratic thought is influenced by New England's Puritanism. It also formed a diligent and frugal national character of American citizens and gave them a strong mission. In addition, Puritanism has made Americans commit to mass education. Puritan played an important role in American history, but since the 17th century it did not affect American society. Puritan came to the New World to seek religious tolerance which is a well-known basic human right in America, but they refused to accept those who did not agree with the faith. Puritan did not create a form of democracy that is used today by the US government. Our government system is derived from British institutions. Finally, the moral code that many Americans obey today derives from the Baptist church, faith, and presbyterian faith, not Puritan faith.

Pure Americans were persecuted in Europe, and Puritans moved to the current United States. Their religion follows a number of beliefs that do not match with other European Christians. These ideals were with Puritan when they settled in the United States to establish their idealistic utopian society. Puritan society was hardly able to meet their expectations, but some of their basic values ​​are still reflected in today's Americans. These beliefs include dislike for any bluntness, strong hatred for tyranny, and a shining example of the United States as the rest of the world. As taught in America today, the history of Puritans was concentrated in the Puritans of the 1600s. Because they arrived in the United States of America. However, in order to truly understand Puritans, it is necessary to return to the UK with them to the Atlantic Ocean. I must return to England, which originated from Henry VIII 100 years ago. This is when the British Bible was smuggled into the UK and created Bible Christianity and British reform. In the 1500's, Puritan was first confirmed and named. They are Christians who believe in the Bible. At that time they appeared as an evangelical psychic movement in history. British Puritan continued to be a prominent activist in British reform. View this article Puritan invaded the political field of British history between 1620 and 1650. At the same time, Puritan emigrated to America many times. However, the English part of the history of Puritans is not common in the United States. This is partly due to the way this history is taught. As a Westerner, we tend to return to the Hellenistic Greek-Roman idea that we learned during the previous period of Greek culture. I think in the box. Our educational system is divided into history. It divides history into various themes according to country and century. Therefore, the story of Puritan is divided into two aspects, "American history" and "British history". As a result, students appearing in the UK, crossing the Atlantic Ocean, crossing the New World, circulated for centuries, students can not fully understand the history of Puritans.

In the 17th century, many Puritans escaped religious persecution and departed New England to rebuild a British society that accepted Puritans. John Winthrop, a British educated lawyer, later became governor of the Massachusetts bay colony and became one of the first North American lawyers to advocate Puritan ideals and lifestyles. Winthrop published his evangelical Christian charity model. And I hope his boat mate encourages to build a true spiritual community abroad. John Winthrop wishes that the Massachusetts colony becomes a model society of Puritans based on Christian principles. Puritan tried to live a perfect life. The ideals of the Bible cited by John Winthrop (a society governed by the liberty of citizens (people are just governed by a just and gentle society)) will be models of the world. John Winthrop uses the term "city on the mountain" to represent a new settlement. He believes that a new settlement will be the new world. - Gulf colonists want to apply for Connecticut themselves, but they belong to Pequot. In 1637 the settlers of the Gulf seized themselves for Connecticut, which belonged to Pequot due to Dutch trade competition and border friction, Pequot almost disappeared, ..., 1637 - Early Examples of conflicts - Narragansett and Mohegan tribes compete against Plymouth and the Massachusetts bay colony Rowlandson, Dane, Winthrop, Wigglesworth and Franklin used their direct experience to explain the 17th century Puritans and naturalist beliefs. Puritans believed that fate and everything that happens in their life are God's actions, believers believe that they can make their own decisions and decide their destiny. God is involved in the daily life of Puritan, but in God God is a creator who is not universal to everyday human behavior and teaches right and wrong things, but in the end his actions I will make up my mind.

Puritan's belief in self-reliance is whether we are. That is a problem. Whether modern Americans have the same values ​​and ethics as the Puritans of the 1600s. Some people will say so, some people say no. This article will show two aspects of the discussion. It will discuss whether we share value of independence and honesty with valuable Puritans. In this article we discuss the importance of families and families to Puritans and compare them to today's standards. As we all know, individualism is the heart of American values. It is deeply rooted in early American Puritanism. Today, the value of individualism has penetrated every corner of the American society. It focuses on independence, privacy and mutual respect. As a product of religious reform, Puritanism maintained a tradition of anti-authority and formed strong self-consciousness. First, the concept of Puritan's 'principle of faith' brought about the denial of the authority of the Pope and bridged the gap between God and man. In other words, all Christians can communicate directly with God by believing in him, and everyone can become their pastor. Therefore Christian thoughts are released from the strict Roman Catholic church. In this sense, personal values ​​are emphasized and my soul becomes more free and independent. Since the 17th century, Puritan disappeared basically as a political entity, but the attitude and morality of Puritan continued to influence American society. Their strengths are in economic success - independence, frugality, industry and energy - and they influence modern social and economic life through them. (Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th Edition, 2007: 39583) Their interest in education is important for the development of the United Nations The core principle of Puritanism, as the Bible shows, is the highest authority of God in human relationships in the church is. Therefore, they seek the consistency of the Bible teachings of individuals and companies, pursue moral purity and the purity of the church. The belief in fate distinguishes Puritans from other Christians. Some beliefs distinguish Puritans from other Christians. One is their belief in fate. Puritan believed that faith in Jesus and participation in the sacrament can not influence himself alone, and because he is a privilege of God, he can not choose salvation. All the features to be saved are determined by the sovereignty of God, including the choice of people to be saved and those who receive the charming grace of God. Puritan distinguishes between the gift of God for 'justification' or elections and the so-called 'sanctification' after personal relief, according to the American English literature 'sanctification is evidence of salvation It does not cause it "(434)

William Bradford wrote "Plymouth Plantation" for his Puritan faith. He wishes to document how brave the examples of these Puritans presented to all future Puritans. "Now ... a boy." (Pages 20 to 21, pages 2 to 3) Puritan experienced many difficulties as God tried them. This is a test of their devotion to the God. Puritan's faith in Bradford influenced "Plymouth Plantation" and was the reason for writing William Bledford's Plymouth Plantation is a book detailing the arrival and settlement of the Puritans in the New World. The book also details the number of years after the settlement and the difficulties encountered by Puritans. Complete degeneration, persistence of saints, unconditional elections, and limited penance are the principles Puritans have used to protect their actions and their priesthood. The principle of thorough and complete degeneracy was used to prove Puritan's behavior. Through the fall of Adam and Eve, everyone is born with sin, this is the concept of original sin. William Bradford 's Plymouth Plantation contains a subtitle for a separatistic interpretation of British reform. People who did not meet the criteria were considered criminals sentenced to death, so Puritans were separated from the British National Church. The Episcopal Church is a mixture of Christianity and Protestantism, Puritan is a godly Protestant, I do not feel like doing anything other than Christianity. This is the center of Bradford's idea at Plymouth Plantation, which outlines the drawbacks of King James. For example, Bradford insists that "offices, summons, courts, artillery etc are illegal and anti Christians, there is no right to arrest with the word of God". This accusation is important in the country where the church and the country are finally one. The focus of Plymouth Plantation represents doubts and disagreements over the newly formed England church.

Puritan thought that women, children, and servants should obey male or head of household and follow the husband's authority. In exchange for safe shelters and roofs, they should follow their husbands and appreciate their whereabouts. Women are regarded as inferior women, but they have acquired some degree of rights. Most men leave the responsibility of their families to women and leave it to complete without interfering with them, and I believe that such interference creates peace between men and women. In New England 's Puritans, believing in God was the ultimate goal. This is because Puritan came to America to get rid of the strict religious terms in the UK. Therefore, Puritan's John Edwards stated that people should be moral and should not violate God and the church. Many Puritans were even executed for violating the church. Obviously, settlers now believe that they will come to America to establish a new beginning with a new land. The American Puritan dreams of winning religious freedom. Escaping from persecution in the UK, Puritan noticed that he persecuted others in New England. A group of Puritans such as John Cotton, Quaker was trying to expel from New England, adding Mather and Cotton Mather. In the colonies of the Massachusetts Bay, the usual court passed the law and imposed a fine of 100 pounds on the captain who put Quaker in the colony. The settlers who found Quaker books will be fined 5 pounds. If Quaker is found in Massachusetts, he will be arrested, whipped and exiled. The Puritan leaders made it difficult to live and work in peace, even for Puritans who tolerate Quakers and Quakers. New England 's non - Puritan resident is considered a UK Puritan resident. However, the persecution of Puritans was not limited to the group of people. Their persecution is for Quakers, but it is also Puritan. When Charles I son of King James became a powerful antipuritan ruler and forced to obey the English church, Puritan tried to build a new colony to practice their faith. Two of them tried to build a new colony, Plymouth and the other are in the Massachusetts Bay, the main example where Puritans are trying to find a new life outside of England (more specifically, Church of the Church). Due to dissatisfaction with the church both groups left the United Kingdom; however, Plymouth residents have an extreme attitude than Massachusetts Bayer.

Nathaniel Hawthorne criticized Puritan society works, young Goodman Brown, and Scarlet letter. Many American writers examine religion through their literary work, but no one has enthusiasm for Nathaniel Hawthorne. Several Hawthorne's works are obvious criticisms of New England's 17th century Puritan society. Young Goodman Brown and The Scarlet Letter of Hawthorne explain his evaluation by demonstrating the struggle within character, the hypocrisy of religious figures, the crime punishment by SARS, and the role of women in Puritans society . Hawthorn 's attention, focused on the relationship between individuals and their community, written by Goodman Brown and Hawthorne in red letters affected by the background of his Puritans. Theocratic Puritans punishes sinners as social deviations and uses punishment to reaffirm boundaries within groups. - Paris of the 1920s - "The Lost Generation" Between the conclusion of World War I and the power of Hitler, the cultural explosion in Paris changed our perception of art and reality and our view of the world I shaped it. It is a method. Nathaniel Hawthorne criticized Puritan society works, young Goodman Brown, and Scarlet letter. Many American writers examine religion through their literary work, but no one has enthusiasm for Nathaniel Hawthorne. Several Hawthorne's works are obvious criticisms of New England's 17th century Puritan society. - English is valued as one of the most important international languages ​​today. It was discovered at major levels around the world. Teaching English as a foreign language is not easy, especially for young learners a lot of effort is required. But getting started early is not a solution for better English speakers. Young learners EFL teachers must follow some strategies and techniques to better understand and teach young learners Hawthorn's "red letter" is known for his criticism of the Puritans society he despises. But his harsh judgment against New England's Puritan was also confirmed in a darker, more ominous story, "Young Goodman Brown". Among them, despite protests by his wife Faith, the nominal personality entered the forest until late at night. As I approached midnight, he met a stranger I do not know but he likes. Then, with the cleaning of the forest, he witnessed a horrible ceremony similar to the Sabbath of the Witch, aimed at making him and his wife a common evil for all citizens.

Parents' care in the 1500s and 1600s was very different from the modern one. In the 1500s and 1600s, children were raised in various ways for conditions such as mortality. During these periods, life expectancy has been shortened due to rodent hygiene and disease caused by waste disposal systems, and parents got a clear reason to grow their children faster than usual. The goal of most parents raising children at this time is to train young adults to mature adults with severe punishment and religious aid so that they can decipher whether the children are right or wrong. In the 1500s and 1600s, several amazing discoveries fundamentally changed the way and reasons why Europeans see what is happening in the physical world. Three scientists who contributed to these changes were Nicolaus Copernicus, Galileo Galilei and Isaac Newton. These scientists have changed the belief that many people have always believed. In most cases, the theory of the Earth-centered is considered to be true. This theory shows that every planet orbits the earth. In 1543, Polish scholar Nicholas Copernicus had a revolution in key areas. In this book, a new theory is proposed that all the planets including the earth rotate around the sun. This is called eccentricity theory. This theory contradicts many people's perception of religious beliefs and daily lives. Because people are confused about planets and behaviors, people believe that every planet will travel around the earth. Puritans were members of the religious social movements in the 1500s and 1600s. This campaign began in England and spread to the United States. When this movement is invoked, the Puritans will affect the social, political and religious aspects of the lives of these people. In a similar way, it affects the people around. The Bible led the life of the Puritans. Everything Puritan must do must obey the Bible. They use the Bible to judge people. A group of people unfairly judged by the Puritans was Native American. They were marked as barbarians only for Puritan reasons. Native American lifestyle is considered "unknown". The main reason why they are considered barbarians is that the Puritan Bible is not alive. Native Americans and Puritans have very different religious beliefs. Puritans believed that they should do nothing on Sunday, but they go to church to pray

Study of Puritan philosophy at Plymouth Farm in Bradford Puritan first came to the New World to escape religious persecution of British non-British. They founded Plymouth colony in Massachusetts in 1620. The colony reflected the faith of Puritan. These beliefs, and the experience of establishing a colony on "ubiquitous", affected the work of all the people who took part in the colony. In this article we will reveal the Puritan philosophy behind William Bradford's "Plymouth Plantation". William Bradford's Plymouth Plantation is a book detailing the arrival and settlement of Puritans in the New World. The book also details the number of years after the settlement and the difficulties encountered by Puritans. Complete degeneration, persistence of saints, unconditional elections, and limited penance are the principles Puritans have used to protect their actions and their priesthood. The principle of complete Puritan corruption was used to prove Puritan's behavior. The purpose of "complete degeneration" is to point out that this is the concept of original sin, everyone is born with sin through the collapse of Adam and Eve The work of Puritan and Cavaliers had a great influence on the development of today's event. William Bradford is a powerful Puritan who is the leader of Puritan separatists and pilgrims who settled along Plymouth Plantation. The document of Bradford is known as Puritanplane style. He used very few literary facilities and gorgeous words. He is a very devout person. He believes that God provided a new world to the Puritan separatists. Jonathan Edwards was brilliant from the beginning of his life. He is a child 's genius and, at the age of 16, got a degree from Yale University. He was born after the trial of Salem Witch. Therefore, he was invented after the peak of Puritan. Edwards was the last Puritan, but he was a very enthusiastic person who announced a very powerful sermon. He caused "awakening". It was a failed attempt to revive the Puritans. William Bradford wrote "Plymouth Plantation" for his Puritan faith. He wants to document how these Puritans bravely presented examples to all future Puritans. "There is something else ... boys." (Pages 20-21, pages 2-3) Puritan experienced many difficulties as God tried them. This is a test of their devotion to God. Puritan's faith in Bradford influenced "Plymouth Plantation" and was the reason for writing it