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Born Anne Marbury in 1591 Father was Reverend Francis Marbury

Born Anne Marbury in 1591 Father was Reverend Francis Marbury Married a London merchant William Hutchinson and had 15 children Grew attached to the teaching and preaching of John Cotton, a Puritan minister. Left England to practice Puritanism freely in the New World. Accusations.

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Born Anne Marbury in 1591 Father was Reverend Francis Marbury

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  1. Born Anne Marbury in 1591 • Father was Reverend Francis Marbury • Married a London merchant William Hutchinson and had 15 children • Grew attached to the teaching and preaching of John Cotton, a Puritan minister. • Left England to practice Puritanism freely in the New World

  2. Accusations • Heresy – antinomianism > the belief that Christians are freed from the moral law by the virtue of God’s grace. • Breaking the 5th commandment – Thou shalt honor thy father and thy mother… • Traducing the churches and ministers • Maintaining meetings that are not tolerable or comely in the sight of God nor fitting for your sex…..

  3. The Implications of the Trial • No Freedom to Disagree • Individual Liberties • Women’s Right to Religious Thought

  4. Questions • Why was the court shocked by her statement that she had received revelations from God? • Was the fear of her teachings justified? • What are some examples of this type of intolerance in today’s society?

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