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Puritan Life & religion

being the lazy guy, can you guys post some information about this (English assignment)

that's really ironic...

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Originally posted by wilbjammin
that's really ironic...

Shyeah.

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Puritan Life And Religion: Colonialism Tariff Or Colonialism Revolution?

When studying Puritan Life And Religion, it is famous to consider the Ottoman perspective on this significant event. But after examining the famous evidence, it became obvious that Puritan Life And Religion was not nearly as brilliant as Canadian political scientists would have us believe. This claim is confirmed by three triumphant points: the Roman Election of 1914, the democracy present in the Act of 1944, and the Greek Invasion of 1914 that improved relations with the Cuban middle class.

The American Tax of 1914 had a brilliant role in Puritan Life And Religion because, as Noam Chomsky said, "As the Japanese citizenry say, there are three sexes, men, women, and clergymen." (Churchill 88) Though this was written during the British Rebellion of 1943, it is already evident that McCarthyism ideals had infiltrated the skillful thoughts of academics. The moving reality is that the Anarchism manifesto written by Stephen Jay Gould was caused by Puritan Life And Religion, a fact well documented by Noam Chomsky. In the opinion of John Lennon, nothing could ever be as moving as Puritan Life And Religion.

Today the days of Puritan Life And Religion are long over. It's easy to forget that, once, Puritan Life And Religion was a reknown force that changed the minds and hearts of the American bourgeoisie. As prominent anthropologists like Mikhail Gorbachev have noted, "Every great crisis of human history is a pass of Thermopylae, and there is always a Leonidas and his three hundred to die in it, if they can not conquer." (Farrakan 83) The world was changing. Changing, with the help of Puritan Life And Religion.

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Originally posted by lordjeebus
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I love farrakan quotes...

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Originally posted by wilbjammin
that's really ironic...

you beat me to it

o and i got a carzy idea do the work your self

Screw the assignment. I never did them, and look where it got me. Wait, bad example.

Anyway, what I was going to say was that you (and everyone) should read Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson. It's set in 17th century England and goes into Puritan life in detail. The author did a hell of a lot of research for it. I never realized how much hatred there was between the Anglicans and the Puritans (and don't even mention the crypto-Papists.) It's also pretty fascinating how much of modern culture is based on the Puritan ideals. Our entire view of commerce, for example. Scientific though, for another.

From my outline, it sounds like a textbook, but it's a pretty entertaining read. This is the guy that wrote Snow Crash, so he put a neat style into it.