American historian and an authority on early American history
The Puritan dilemma
The Puritan dilemma
Synopsis
This book explores the enduring question of a religious person's societal obligations through the life of John Winthrop, a key figure in Puritan New England. It delves into the challenges Winthrop and his fellow Puritans faced in balancing their faith with the demands of governing a community. The narrative examines how their decisions continue to resonate with contemporary debates about faith and public duty.
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The Puritan dilemmaUnknown, 1958
224 pages
Little, BrownLanguage: English[1st ed.]5 editions available
