Overview
Unbalanced views on the Puritans are commonplace today across many schools of thought, including socioeconomics. Milan Zafirovsk in his book Puritanism Verses Democracy and the Free Civil Society, audaciously claims, "Puritanism functions or appears as one of Popper's strongest, most persisting, vehement and, as Mill and Pareto imply, fanatical 'enemies' of a free open society and human freedom and even life." However, it is difficult to understand the Puritans in this way, as such vile enemies
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