The document summarizes the founding of the Massachusetts Bay Colony by the Puritans in the 17th century. It discusses that the Puritans, led by John Winthrop, established the colony with the goal of creating a "City upon a Hill" as an example of religious purity and righteousness. However, their intolerance for religious dissent led to the banishment of key figures like Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson, showing the colony's mission of religious freedom was incomplete.

1. New England
THE FOUNDING OF MASSACHUSETTS BAY

2. 1) Pilgrims
2) Puritans
3) Childhood & Village Life
4) Repression of Dissent
5) An uncompleted mission?

4. Pilgrims

6. Separatists

7. Pilgrim Church

8. Pilgrims

9. Pilgrims

10. Winthrop’s
Puritans

11. non-separating
Congregationalists

13. The Church of England
OR Anglican Church

14. “A City Upon a Hill”

16. “Errand into the Wilderness”

23. NO religious freedom

24. Congregationalism

25. John Calvin,
“predestination”

28. God’s Elect

29. the Faith

30. the Predestined

31. the Saints

32. “Conversion Experience”

33. 70%

34. 20%

35. Charter of 1629
MBC

36. governor

37. Deputies
2 per town

38. Assistants
delegates at large

39. CHILDHOOD &
VILLAGE LIFE

41. Nucleated vs Dispersed
settlements

43. Repression
of Dissent

44. Roger Williams

47. Anne Hutchinson

48. “Hidden Voice of God”

50. “antinomian” (-ism)

53. “This is the Lord’s work
and it is indeed marvelous!”
—John Winthrop—

54. An
Incomplete
Mission