March 1660 – 1661: Law to
train more native-born Virginians to serve in the ministry
March 1660/1: Law to address
problem of shortage of ministers
March 1661/2: Law to Mandate
Observance of the Sabbath
March 1675-1676: Laws to
regulate Sunday behavior in seventeenth-century Virginia
1670: An answer to questions of
the "lords commissioners of
foreign plantations" sent a set of questions to the governor of Virginia, Sir William Berkeley, in 1670, concerning religion.
April 1699: A law
implemented in Virginia in 1699, that
restated and revised—and in some senses strengthened—the various laws forbidding the profaning of the Sabbath day.
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