Puritan movement

The Puritan movement was one for very literal expression and teaching.

Just possibly, Britain has joined this new puritan movement.

As puritan movements, they further restricted who could participate in shaping Islam.

There he quickly became a leader of the most extreme branch of the Puritan movement.

All were strong believers in the Puritan movement.

The idea was first articulated by Independents within the Puritan movement.

Around 1899, the anti-Nautch and puritan movement turned its attention to stopping dedications.

One of the most important aspects of the Puritan movement was its insistence on having a preaching ministry throughout the country.

The early Puritan movement was a movement for reform in the Church of England.

The rising Puritan movement was hostile toward theatre, as they felt that "entertainment" was sinful.

This is the actual inwardness of what is known as the Puritan movement in England.

The Puritan movement hinged largely on the notion that "a holy commonwealth could be established on earth."

They started the Puritan movement.

The execution of Charles I would be the lens through which the Puritan movement was viewed for generations.

The later Puritan movement, often referred to as dissenters and nonconformists, eventually led to the formation of various reformed denominations.

He participated in the radical Puritan movement that was centered at Cambridge University at the time.

In the early 17th century, Sempringham was a centre of the Puritan movement in Lincolnshire.

The Unitarians first appeared in the Maritimes in 1811 out of the Puritan movement.

The rancour associated with these wars is partly attributed to the nature of the Puritan movement, a description admitted to be unsatisfactory by many historians.

She is a member of the Inner Mission (a Danish puritan movement), like Mads was.

The Puritan movement split over issues of ecclesiology in the course of the Westminster Assembly.

Throughout the reign of Elizabeth I of England, the Puritan movement involved both a political and a social component.

As the city had fallen to the puritan movement sweeping the country during the First English Civil War, all choral services were suspended.

The Elizabethan Puritan Movement.

Whitfield's sympathies soon shifted to the Puritan movement following the persecution led by Archbishop William Laud.