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The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut

Chapter 21 THE SAYBROOK PLATFORM AND THE TOLERATION ACT.

Word Count: 736    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

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The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut
The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut
M. Louise Greene, Ph. D. Literature
“The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut by M. Louise Greene, Ph. D.”
1 Chapter 1 THE EVOLUTION OF EARLY CONGREGATIONALISM2 Chapter 2 THE TRANSPLANTING OF CONGREGATIONALISM3 Chapter 3 CHURCH AND STATE IN NEW ENGLAND4 Chapter 4 THE CAMBRIDGE PLATFORM AND THE HALF-WAY COVENANT5 Chapter 5 A PERIOD OF TRANSITION6 Chapter 6 THE SAYBROOK PLATFORM7 Chapter 7 THE SAYBROOK PLATFORM AND THE TOLERATION ACT8 Chapter 8 THE FIRST VICTORY FOR DISSENT9 Chapter 9 THE GREAT AWAKENING. 10 Chapter 10 THE GREAT SCHISM11 Chapter 11 THE ABROGATION OF THE SAYBROOK PLATFORM12 Chapter 12 CONNECTICUT AT THE CLOSE OF THE REVOLUTION13 Chapter 13 CERTIFICATE LAWS AND WESTERN LAND BILLS14 Chapter 14 POLITICAL PARTIES IN CONNECTICUT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY15 Chapter 15 THE EVOLUTION OF EARLY CONGREGATIONALISM.16 Chapter 16 THE TRANSPLANTING OF CONGREGATIONALISM.17 Chapter 17 CHURCH AND STATE IN NEW ENGLAND.18 Chapter 18 THE CAMBRIDGE PLATFORM AND THE HALF-WAY COVENANT.19 Chapter 19 A PERIOD OF TRANSITION.20 Chapter 20 THE SAYBROOK PLATFORM.21 Chapter 21 THE SAYBROOK PLATFORM AND THE TOLERATION ACT.22 Chapter 22 THE FIRST VICTORY FOR DISSENT.23 Chapter 23 THE GREAT AWAKENING.24 Chapter 24 THE GREAT SCHISM.25 Chapter 25 THE ABROGATION OF THE SAYBROOK PLATFORM.26 Chapter 26 CONNECTICUT AT THE CLOSE OF THE REVOLUTION.27 Chapter 27 CERTIFICATE LAWS AND WESTERN LAND BILLS.28 Chapter 28 THE DEVELOPMENT or POLITICAL PARTIES IN CONNECTICUT.