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書目名稱English Puritanism讀者反饋




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The Origins of Puritans 1558–1603on to election. The transforming effect of the bible on their own lives fuelled their concern with church reform or their detestation of ‘popery’, the anti-religion. The puritans were convinced that the Elizabethan church could and must go faster in evangelizing the nation; they were the vanguard of

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Jacobean Puritans, 1603–25d VI who would give them the impartial hearing they sought. The puritan brotherhood swung into action to bombard the king with petitions. The first and most famous of these, the Millenary Petition, was presented to James on his way south. The petitioners presented themselves ‘neither as factious men

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Puritans and the Civil War, 1637–49us libeller’ was carved across his cheeks. At his trial the judge denounced him for plotting with the pamphleteers Burton and Bastwick ‘to set up the puritan or separatist faction’. Although no radical, Prynne’s experience convinced him that the bishops were a dangerous breed, an opinion shared by m

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Puritans in Power 1649–62nts of men’, declared the New Model Army; ‘we have not only proclaimed Jesus Christ, the king of saints, to be our king by profession, but desire to submit to him on his own terms, and to admit him to the exercise of his royal authority in our hearts, and to follow him whithersoever he goeth, he hav

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Puritans from Uniformity to Toleration, 1662–89s. But this is to make the false assumption that puritans and dissenters were the same thing. Far from it. In a situation reminiscent of the early seventeenth century, there were once again puritans inside and outside the Church of England. An arbitrary line drawn across the spectrum of English reli

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Puritans and the Promise away from puritan theology. Theology connects an objective account of how God operates with the Christian’s own subjective experience of God’s dealing with them. Theology is created in an engagement between divine revelation, principally the bible, and the human mind; its terms are usually, but not