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How was the Quaker religion different from the Puritans?

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Answer: Puritans had stronger beliefs in Baptism and communion..The Quaker's did not put emphasis to any sacraments because they believed that all acts are sacred if they are committed to god. This was found on the internet and isn't my answer of my own, But I still wanted to answer your question. Can you mark brainliest if it isn't to much? if not that's fine a simple thanks will do!!!

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