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describe the purpose of the maryland act of toleration and explain how it did not live up to its name

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The purpose of the Maryland Act of Toleration was to protect Trinitarian Christians from persecution; therefore, to provide religious freedom to all those who believed in Jesus Christ.

Step-by-step explanation:

This law did not live up to its name since it stated that anyone who denied or disrespected in any way: Jesus Christ, Godfather and or the Holy Trinity, shall be punished. Consequently, the act did not accomplish its main goal that was religious toleration.

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