Question

The time period in which Puritan literature was written can also be called ________.

the Age of Reason

the Age of Nature

the Age of Faith

the Age of Creation

Answer 1

Answer:

The Age of Faith

Explanation:

The Puritan Revolution occurred during the Middle Ages, which is regarded by historians as absolutely an age of faith. Even though Europe was undergoing various political turbulences, everything in architecture, art, and literature was based on religious aspects.

Faith in Christianity was, therefore, an absolute value. However, there were some divergent currents regarding the ritualism and organization of the Church. These currents gave rise to the Protestant Reformation, a movement of opposition to the orthodox practices of the Roman Church.

Puritanism was a seventeenth-century religious movement in England, of Calvinist origin, which fought for the purification of the church, discarding architectural, liturgical, and ceremonial elements which they considered to be in conflict with biblical simplicity and purity. In the view of the Puritans, sacred writing should be above the tradition and authority of the clerics.

Answer 2

It is also called The Age of Faith.

The Puritan Revolution took place during the Middle Ages. Historians consider this period as an age of faith because at those times, architecture, literature, and art was based on religion, even when Europe was having several political issues.

The key value to achieve was faith in Christianity. However, the Christian church was fragmented in a sense, since it had many branches that arose during the Protestant Reformation. These branches were in opposition with respect to the orthodox practices of the Roman Church.

Puritanism emerged in the seventeenth-century in England and of Calvinist origin.