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How did the puritans punish someone for believing in creating his own destiny?
Jordynreiniger21
they did so maybe not uhhhhhh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!! MEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!
Porter Tannheimer
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∙ 14y agoThey didn't punish you.
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Who were the colonists America or someone else?
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When was Massachusetts colony founded?
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when the Puritans came to Massachusetts back in the 1600s, they were seeking religious freedom
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Who were the colonists America or someone else?
they were puritans
Is it cliche to say she's destiny?
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How did puritans make money?
i dont know SOMEONE PLEASE HELP
What is a determenist?
Someone who thinks they can't change their destiny.
Why did destiny's child write songs?
cause someone writes it for them
Why doesn't Justin Bieber date someone named destiny?
No becase I`m going out with someone else.
What rhymes with destiny and means someone who collects things obsessively?
obsessively
Do yo believe in destiny?
Destiny is an entity which does not require to believe or not on it. Future events are subjected to many factors which are beyond our management and/or intervention. Destiny is simply a future fact that is going to become true on this or that manner. However, if someone is acting improperly, destiny should be renamed to "consequence".
What did people remeber of Socrates?
That he insisted on thinking rather than believing what someone else told you.
Does haughty mean to tease someone into doing something?
No it mean believing yourself to be superior to others
What refers to a method of persuasion that involves trusting or believing in someone?
Credibility is often associated with a method of persuasion that involves trusting or believing in someone. It refers to the perceived expertise, trustworthiness, and likability of the person delivering a message, which can influence the effectiveness of their persuasive efforts.
Why was standardizing English so important to the puritans?
not a clue can someone please write a answer cause i need it fast :) many thanks
