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I agree with the person above me.

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OH SINNER!

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The Puritans may have viewed this as unusual and flat out wrong. They may also do their best to denounce such scandalous practices. In addition, they may also perceive these types of practices as dangerous to Christians.

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The Puritans were relatively orthodox. Seeing this untraditional practice in a church service would shock them. They may see it as testing God, which is unbiblical.

The church seems indifferent about the state laws about handling snakes. They firmly believe that their faith requires them to handle the rattlesnakes and are already aware of the risks. If forced to close down, I do not think they will completely stop their usage of snakes during service since their religion took a priority in his life.

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The Puritans might have been shocked seeing this only initially, because this is something unusual, but their thoughts were centered around their religious beliefs so they still were okay with it. This shows how religion overrules everything for these people. The pastor understands that it is illegal to have snakes in a Church in Tennessee, but he still believes that it is their responsibility to fulfill the words of the Bible because it is what God told them to do, and the pastor and people do this fearlessly.

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The Puritans were relatively orthodox. Seeing an untraditional church service may shock them.

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I think the Puritans would be shocked and would disapprove of this action. The Puritans weren't the most rational.

The Priest cared more about the practices of his religion, and insisted that for his religion he still wants to continue what he's doing.

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The Puritans were probably really shocked.  They seem to be very religious and to have this in the middle of a church service would make them disgusted.

The preacher and the people of the church believe that this must be done because it is what God has told them to do.

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The pastor did not obey the state law and continued to use serpents in Church. He doesn't let the government/laws interfere with what he believes in. The Puritans are very religious people, and strongly believe in their faith.

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The Puritans most likely would  be shocked by this because snakes aren't a common thing to see, and many people are skittish around snakes. Snakes might also have negative religious or cultural symbolism.

The priest did not care about the law in his state, and in many ways the law only made him want to continue the practice even more. He accepted that if somebody dies as a result of this practice, they will most likely face legal issues, but he also feels that if someone dies this way, that is how God intended it.

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The Puritans would be confused or shocked because it is different than what they were used to. Even though it is illegal for him to have snakes, I don't think he cares because he believes what he is doing is more important than the law. They believe that the government shouldn't be able to tell them what they can and cannot do in terms of their beliefs. They believe their relationship with God is most important.

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The Puritans might have thought this sight was scandalous, as it does not fit into their belief system. The pilgrims were Separatists, meaning they wanted to practice Catholicism  in the way that they believed was right. The people in this image seems to be venerating a snake, which is often perceived as evil.

The snake handling pastor had a total disregard to the law prohibiting snakes inside churches. I think this says a lot about their willful faith to their God and what he has in store for them. They believe that if they die from the venomous snake, they are dying because their god wills it and that it is honorable.

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Upon seeing this, the puritans would have been surprised and possibly scared, as it would go against their practices.

The pastor did not obey the state law, and decided to handle snakes at church, even though it is illegal. He is confident about his decisions, and plans to continue handling snakes, even though he has been bitten several times. The people who attend the church believe in the same practices and are not scared of continuing to.

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The early pilgrims/puritans may have reacted by being shocked initially, then by being apprehensive or repulsed.
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They disregard the law in full faith that God will protect them from danger and that they must do as God wishes, which is to take up serpents.

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The early Puritans had many religious beliefs and ideas. The Puritans would not have approved of this certain practice and would have considered it to be very unusual and unfamiliar. In summary, the Puritans would be surprised by this practice.

The preacher in the video understood he was disobeying the law, yet still continued the practice. It is clear he believes the government cannot tell him what to do or how to act. He instead believes the Bible can tell him what to do and that religion comes before government.

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After seeing this the Puritans would have been disgusted. As people who held traditional values, they might've approved of this activity because it was written in the Bible.

The pastor wasn't worried about the law that prohibited snakes in churches in Tennessee because he believes strongly in God and his belief.

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Early Puritans may have been scared and shocked  initially at the sight of such a creature. However laerned to deal with the creature and made it tradition.

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The pastor decided that no body of government could dictate what he would be able and not able to do when it comes to religious traditions. Although snake handling was illegal, he continued to do it in order to follow the commands given by god. He would treat the bites as blessings and snake handling in general as a tradition.

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The Puritans would have likely been repulsed. They are very strict about their religious beliefs, so if they were to observe another type of religion, they would strongly disapprove.

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The pilgrims/puritans would have been disgusted by this because they, like Oliver Cromwell, were very relgious and hated/were not enthusiased by what others considered fun.

The guy in the video says that he doesn't care about the law against serpents in churches, and would go on and do it anyway, showing that he wouldn't let the government interfere with his religious beliefs.

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Pilgrims may have been horrified and appalled at this sight. As they have different views and practices, they might find this unusual.

He understood that they were not obeying the law, however he saw that religion came above the law.

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Early puritans may have reacted to this sight in revulsion, as the pilgrims were most likely conservative people. As such, a conservative, Puritan pilgrim would most likely have forbidden such sacrilegious practices involving beasts in church.
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The pastor's reaction to the government restricting his practices is to ignore the law and practice his faith regardless. This reaction also stems from his beliefs, that God wants him to handle snakes regardless of the risks.

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If I was a pilgrim, upon seeing this, I would be shocked at what these people are doing. The words that would go across my mind would be atrocious, ridiculous, and unbelievable.

After viewing the video, I know 'serpent church' did not let the government dictate what they can and can't do. Similar to colonists they stood firm by what the believe and did that.

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Pilgrims may have seen something like this as disgusting and offensive to their religion. They would never allow such a creature to be found in their church willingly.
Also, the people currently practicing this think that the government has no right to place limits on their practices in their religion.