Seventeenth-century English Puritans ________.

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Seventeenth-century English Puritans were committed to significant institutional change, including the purification of the Church of England and the establishment of a more democratic form of government. They were not firmly supportive of the status quo and represented a significant minority of English society. While some may have been neurotic and self-righteous, it is not fair to characterize all of them in this way. They certainly did not accept the tenets of Catholicism with reservations, as they had significant disagreements with Catholic doctrine.

Seventeenth-Century English Puritans ________