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Separating Religion and Politics: A Mayflower Pilgrim Perspective
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Separating Religion and Politics: A Mayflower Pilgrim Perspective
With Americans celebrating Thanksgiving at the end of the month, November seems a good time to consider the Pilgrims who sailed on the Mayflower from Europe in 1620. Whilst researching my Alexander Baxby mystery Paying in Blood, I learnt more about their roots in early 1600s Lincolnshire. The Pilgrims were Independent Protestants, not Puritans as is often stated, with a different understanding of the relationship between religion and politics. F…
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