Puritanism the wealth, power, and authority of Catholicism and the Church of England. Puritans adopted the basic principles of, including predestination. The Puritans believed that God predetermined everyone's fate. Nothing-not wealth, achievements, power, or even good deeds-could change a person's destiny. This idea was very different from Catholicism and Anglicanism-both of which believed in free will. According to the doctrine of free will, a person can earn salvation through good deeds and holy behavior. Puritans also believed in the concept of. Humans were flawed, sinful beings that could only be saved through the grace of God.

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Diana Rivers

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17 August, 19:00

Puritanism the wealth, power, and authority of Catholicism and the Church of England. Puritans adopted the basic principles of, including predestination. The Puritans believed that God predetermined everyone's fate. Nothing-not wealth, achievements, power, or even good deeds-could change a person's destiny. This idea was very different from Catholicism and Anglicanism-both of which believed in free will. According to the doctrine of free will, a person can earn salvation through good deeds and holy behavior. Puritans also believed in the concept of. Humans were flawed, sinful beings that could only be saved through the grace of God.

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Alina · Answer 1

First, there is a gap here:

Puritanism? the wealth, power, and authority of Catholicism and the Church of England.

I think that this is best filled with "rejected" - as they rejected the authority of the Catholic Church.

However, I am also considering "aimed to acquire" as the Puritans did not reject money or did not seek poverty specifically although they valued frugal life.

Second blank:

Puritans adopted the basic principles of ... Calvinism, Calvinism is the view that suggest predestination!

After this:

Puritans also believed in the concept of ... The original sin. That's why they had to be saved!