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William Bradford: Religious Motives
Was Bradford's view on practicing religion freely affected by the strictness of religion during his time? During the time, the intolerance of religion didn't really affect Bradford's view. He was so commited that he went against his family's opinion. Although at that time, it was illegal to have public practices, there were times when his group, Nonconformist were timid by this religious motive. But neverless it did not hinder them from reaching their goal. -
Mary Rowlandson
How would Rowlandson's views towards the Indians change after observing their savage ways? At first Rowlandson viewed the Indians as if they were inhumane. But it was until later, when she saw what they had to endure and eat just to survive. Instead of it being vile and disturbing, she was in awed, realizing their ways were different compare to the Puritians. -
Johnathan Edwards
Were the people who attended Edward's sermons insulted by his straightforwardness accusing their sins?
