Every culture reveres their Gods in different customs and ways. As people read the works of authors who have written down these customs people have come to understand the group of people that it is written about. In colonial literature those authors all had basic ideas of their God. They all view a kind sympathetic God that may turn ruthless, a god within their daily lives, and an ultimate destination. God is portrayed almost like …showed first 75 words of 885 total…

…showed last 75 words of 885 total…daily life, and an ultimate destination are what colonial literature is classified by when compared to other time periods. Customs in cultures are passed down from one generation to another in which they be changed or differed to fit the new and changing times. Within these customs is religion, which over the years has gotten looser than what the puritans had gone through. Today’s religions have varied greatly from what they used to be.