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Rebecca Nurse: Fact Vs. Fiction

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This is true - aberration was resented in Puritan society. The essence of Puritanism is in the intensity of the Puritan's commitment to a morality, a form of worship, and a civil society strictly conforming to God's commandments . Certain Puritans were "saved" despite their sins, while the remainder of society led lives strictly following the saved clergy's interpretations of God's will...
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Salem's minister, Mr. Samuel Parris, was God's man, as unfit for this title as he may have been. Like Proctor, Rebecca and her husband no longer hungered for religion when Parris became their minister. Their disgust for Mr. Parris cut down on their church appearances. In a judgmental, religious town as Salem was, even an unpleasant minister was no excuse to avoid church...
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