Winthrop and mayflower T6

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    What does John Winthrop argue about the condition of mankind?

    God's providence creates a social order with rich and poor for the common good.

    What is the purpose of wealth according to Winthrop?

    To glorify God and serve the community.

    How does Winthrop suggest Christians should give to the poor?

    Beyond their ability during extraordinary times.

    What are the three kinds of mercy Winthrop describes?

    Giving, lending, and forgiving.

    What should guide a Christian in lending money?

    The borrower's ability to repay.

    What is the significance of love in the Christian community?

    It binds members together and is essential for unity.

    How does Winthrop describe the love among Christians?

    A real, necessary bond for the body of Christ.

    What does Winthrop say about the relationship between public good and private interests?

    Public welfare must take precedence over individual concerns.

    What is the consequence of failing to uphold the covenant with God?

    Divine wrath and loss of blessings.

    What does Winthrop mean by 'a city upon a hill'?

    A model community that is observed by others.

    What does Winthrop urge Christians to do in times of community peril?

    Act with extraordinary liberality and support each other.

    What is the ultimate goal of the community according to Winthrop?

    To serve the Lord and preserve future generations.

    What is the Mayflower Compact?

    It established a framework for self-governance in the colony.

    What was the purpose of the Mayflower Compact?

    To create a civil body politic for order and preservation.

    How did the Mayflower Compact influence future governance?

    It served as a foundation for written laws in America.

    Who were the signers of the Mayflower Compact?

    41 passengers, including 37 Separatists fleeing persecution.

    What was a key outcome of the Mayflower Compact?

    It promoted the idea of self-governance among settlers.

    How did the Mayflower Compact address laws?

    It allowed for the creation of just and equal laws for the colony.

    What was the historical context of the Mayflower Compact?

    Signed in 1620 during the voyage to establish a colony.

    What happened to the colony after the signing of the Mayflower Compact?

    Half of the settlers did not survive the first winter.