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There were certainly Congregational Puritans, but Presbyterianism was the primary Puritan ecclesiology. This is evidenced from the Westminster Standards, notably the Form of Presbyterian Church Government. London and Edinburgh were the centers of Presbyterianism; congregationalism was centered more in New England. Jonathan Edwards - Presbyterian http://www.puritanboard.com/f47/john...siology-16318/ Congregational vs. Presbyterian
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