The transfer and transformation of

religion and education

The transfer and transformation of religion and education

ReligionEducation

The Transfer of ReligionThe Protestants Reign Supreme

The Three Sections and Their Churches

The Transfer of Religion- The Protestants Reign SupremeThe Church

Center of Community LifeThe Position of the ClergyThe Length and Place of Sermons

The Transfer of Religion- The Protestants Reign Supreme

Problems of Colonial ReligionThe Issue of an Established Church

The Persecution of Dissenters

The Transfer of Religion- The Protestants Reign Supreme-2

Problems of Colonial ReligionEducation of the Clergy

•Harvard College•Old Deluder Act

Loss of Intensity

The Transfer of Religion- The Protestants Reign Supreme

Early Examples of Religious TolerationThe Toleration Act of 1649 in Maryland

Rhode Island: Separation of Church and State and Roger Williams

Early Examples of Religious Toleration-2

Pennsylvania: Quakers Tolerate other faiths

The Three Sections and Their ChurchesPuritans in New EnglandHeterogeneousness in the Middle Colonies

The Anglican Church in the South

Puritans in New England

View of GodDefinition of ManChurch’s Role in the Community

                           

Puritans in New England

Conflicts within Puritanism

Enduring Legacy

Puritans in New England-View of God

Puritans in New England

Jonathan EdwardsSinners in the hands of an Angry God

Puritans in New England- Church’s Role in the Community

No Separation of Church and State

Puritans in New England- Conflicts within Puritanism

Dissenters within the Faith Roger Williams Anne Hutchinson

Puritans in New England- Conflicts within Puritanism-2Hunt for WitchesPersecution of those outside the Faith

Puritans in New England- Enduring Legacy

Work EthicEmphasis on EducationSurveillance of Morals

Heterogeneousness in the Middle Colonies The Influence of the Quakers

Implications of the “Inner Light” Theory• Abolition of Slavery• Equality of the Sexes• Pacifism

The Anglican Church in the South The Parson’s Cause The Appeal of the Methodists and

Baptists

The Transfer of EducationThe Massachusetts Example

Primary EducationSecondary EducationHigher Education

The Transfer of Education- The Massachusetts Example

1647 Act

The Transfer of Education- Primary Education

New England ColoniesMiddle ColoniesSouthern Colonies

The Transfer of Education- Secondary Education

The Predominance of the English Classical Model

The Colonial Response to Classical Education:The Academy

The Transfer of Education- Higher Education

AimsCurriculum