The Puritans justified laws requiring church attendance and establishing the death penalty for blaspheming a parent on the grounds that they

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The Puritans believed in a strong connection between church and state, where the government had a role in maintaining moral order and enforcing religious practices, including church attendance and severe penalties for behaviors considered blasphemous or against their religious laws. This was part of their view of a civil covenant, where society was organized around and governed by religious principles to maintain social order.

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