The Puritan Movement

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The Book talks about the role of the Puritan movement in the evolution of US Universities, which was started by John Calvin and Martin Luther, who had discontent with the Church of England. The Puritan movement or the movement of Pures, was a radical and conservative movement like ISIS that emerged out of a political struggle and helped fellow Christians in effacing the native Americans. The founders of the movement wanted institutions to be built in the United States that would establish its control over the masses and its politics. Harvard became a successful experiment for Puritans as activism that started from the US Universities percolates in society with a well-coordinated nexus of intellectuals, activists, and institutions.

The Universities have replaced Churches as the guardians of society, acting as semi-Church. Moreover, Due to the Biblical belief and Civilisational differences between the West and the East, US Universities, being a hegemon in the academic world, have always carried an antiBharat and Anti-Hindu approach that is required to be exposed with the help of empirical data shared in the Book.

The Puritan stooges based in Bharat work in the camouflage of intellectuals, activists, and politicians have helped in mushrooming the ideals and antiindigenous values of Puritans by subverting the native populace. Subsequently, the colonially engineered fault lines like Caste, Minority, Women, Tribal and Regional Identities of Indian Society are being exploited to make them illusioned for generations.

ISBN : 978-9360767501 ; Malti Prakashan ; Pages : 369 ; Paperback