Winthrop and Rowlandson: Common Puritan Ideals

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.