Mary Dyer's Establishment Clause To Establish A Puritan Society

The lives of Mary Dyer and those who died in the Salem Witch Trials would be different if the establishment clause was enforced by a Puritan society because their government would not have been able to establish an official religion. The establishment clause is found in the Bill of Rights, which is found in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. The establishment clause states that the government cannot establish an official religion and that there must be separation of the church and state. If this was enforced by the Puritan society, Mary Dyer, as well as the rest of the Quakers, would not have been institutionally discriminated against, or executed for practicing their religion, which differed from the beliefs of the Puritan