He described his Congregationalist beliefs in The Survey of the Summe of Church Discipline.  
He described his Congregationalist beliefs in The Survey of the Summe of Church Discipline.  His sermon given on the day of an election claimed that democracy was the will of God and inspired a state charter written a year later.  An early proponent of the New England Confederation, he believed that all males should vote, in opposition to John Cotton's proposal to restrict the franchise to property-owning church members.  Expelled by the Court High Commission for nonconformity, FTP, identify this man who helped frame the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, the 1636 founder of Hartford.
He described his Congregationalist beliefs in The Survey of the Summe of Church Discipline.  
Thomas Hooker