Anne Hutchinson: An Outspoken Person and Religious Analizer

One of the foundations of American colonial development is the right to freedom of religion. Ironically, this ideology led to the expulsion of Anne Hutchinson from the Massachusetts bay colony and the Puritan church, but her and her followers moved to Rhode Island and continued to practice their faith . She deviated from the Puritan belief, believed that salvation was obtained by "good deeds", claimed that salvation comes from "grace from God" and raised concerns about her weekly female Bible study.

Midwife Ann Hutchinson was one of the central figures of Boston's opposition in the 1630s (discussion of Puritan's interpretation). Criticize her frank theological view and her popularity as a religious leader. It seems to be a witch who was condemned as a heathen, ordered to leave the colony, kicked out of the church by the church. Sarah Osbourne was one of the first women controlled for magic during the fall of Salem in 1692. Suspected living with her young second husband and planning with him to get married and then deprive the two sons of the legal legacy of the previous marriage. I died in prison before coming to a trial

In these colonies, the citizen government strictly dealt with religious opponents, Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams dullly criticize Puritanism, flogging Baptist members, making decisive efforts towards the aristocratic mission I did it. . Official persecution peaked from 1659 to 1661 when Puritan judge in the Massachusetts Bay lifted four Quaker missionaries. However, despite the high reputation of Puritan, the actual experience of New England opponents is greatly different and the punishment for religious differences is unbalanced. British intervention in 1682 ended corporal punishment against New England opponents. The "probation observation law" passed by the British Parliament in 1689 gave Quaker and several other sects the right to establish church and public worship in colonies.