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Sola Scriptura and Sectarianism: The Rise of the Rogerenes in Colonial New London, 1664-1721 BISAC-TRA004000 and Access Control Lists (ACLs)John Rogers and the Rogerenes is the story of unforeseen consequences of the transatlantic trade. John Rogers and his brother, James, were wealthy New London merchants who traded in more than just goods. They benefited from the exchange of cultures, languages, and even religions. Indeed, those influences led John Rogers to abandon Congregationalism and create America's first indigenous sect based solely on the Bible. As a dissenting group, John Rogers