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As a result of the fact that the fundamental principles of the  Reformation were not fully realised everywhere, Puritanism  originated with the purpose of establishing a ‘pure church’ and a  'pure life’. Regarding sexuality, Puritanism gave rise to a rigid  outlook, especially in England, North America and the Netherlands.  According to the Puritans sexual intercourse was to occur frequently  within the marital relationship, and it was considered as a trans­gression when this was not the case. Extramarital as well as  premarital sexual intercourse was absolutely forbidden. Should it  have occurred, the transgressors were severely punished - in some  cases the death penalty was even pronounced! Seen as a whole, the  Puritan view on sexuality within a marital relation was, however,  more in line with the Scriptural view than those of the Reformers. The Puritan view on extramarital and premarital sexual intercourse  was in line with that of the Reformers and with Scripture. The way,  however, in which the Puritans punished transgressors was contrary  to the gospel of Christ

Die Puriteine en hulle siening van seksualiteit