Massachusetts

This source names Massachusetts directly: "States that after a January 1854 mass meeting at Lowell, Massachusetts, advocates of conditional immortality "decided to establish a paper to give currency to their views," that "as a result The..."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "emigrated from England to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1634 with her husband and children, following the Puritan minister John Cotton."

This source names Boston directly: "that broke from Calvinist orthodoxy in Boston and Concord in the early nineteenth century."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "Vinh, travelling from California, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts, Virginia and Texas, organized several sessions there, among them a multi faith panel on Cao Dai's practices of self realization..."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "care institution in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, established in 1916 as the Christian Science Benevolent Association, a department of The First Church of Christ, Scientist (The Mother Church)..."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "Program at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, the clinical program later renamed Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "The History of Massachusetts Blog's dedicated article on John Hathorne, confirming he was a Salem witch trial judge and the great great grandfather of Nathaniel Hawthorne, that he was the only judge..."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "He earned a PhD in molecular biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, studying under Nobel laureate Salvador Luria, while also training in Buddhist meditation and yoga outside his..."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "in 1787, also recorded here, a Massachusetts pastor's own congregation supplied Reformed Protestantism with its most influential account of revival."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "and expansion plans in Plymouth, Massachusetts, naming a worldwide membership estimate for the movement."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "A report released in July 2003 by Massachusetts Attorney General Thomas F."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "from 1979 onward at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center, where he founded what was then called the Stress Reduction and Relaxation Program, later renamed Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "Tribes' property holdings in Plymouth, Massachusetts alone, more than 7 million dollars, used to document why that local figure cannot honestly stand for the international movement's total wealth."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "amendment, in direct response to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court's Goodridge ruling legalizing same-sex civil marriage in that state months earlier."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "Vinh, travelling from California, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts, Virginia and Texas, and lists the sessions they organized, including a multi faith panel on Cao Dai's practices of self..."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "Held by the Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, Massachusetts."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "English Congregationalists at Cambridge, Massachusetts adapted the same Confession to their own church government the next year, and American and English Presbyterian bodies went on adopting it..."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "Puritan theocracy in the Province of Massachusetts Bay."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "Puritan theocracy in the Province of Massachusetts Bay in 1692 to 1693, dramatizes the Salem witch trials, and was written by Miller as an allegory for 1950s McCarthyist anti-communist persecution."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "novel, set in Puritan Boston in the Massachusetts Bay Colony between 1642 and 1649, built around the colony's ministers and its congregational practice of public church discipline and shaming."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "and is set in Puritan Boston in the Massachusetts Bay Colony between 1642 and 1649, built around the colony's ministers and its practice of public church discipline and shaming."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "page report released in July 2003 by Massachusetts Attorney General Thomas F."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "North Carolina and Dorchester, Massachusetts, and describes itself as "The Oldest Continuously Published Liberal Religious Periodical in North..."

This source names Massachusetts directly: "immortality Adventists at Lowell, Massachusetts in January 1854, who "decided to establish a paper to give currency to their views." First issued from Lowell that March, the paper relocated to..."

Plurality religious identification among the state's adults per the source's survey.