What were the non-separatists called who traveled on the mayflower

The Mayflower had diverse type of passengers. One one side there were the separatists, which were England citizens that did not want to follow the Church of England, as was directed to do by the King. The non-separatists passengers on the Mayflower, were also known as puritans. This was a group of English people that had the desire of adopt reforms for the Church of England, and by doing so, purify it. They were granted the right of settlement in Massachusetts by the King.

The first time Nicodemus is mentioned, he is identified as a Pharisee who comes to see Jesus "at night". ... Nicodemus explores the notion of being literally born again from one's mother's womb, but most theologians recognise that Nicodemus knew Jesus was not speaking of literal rebirth.

Explanation:

From the Greek name Nikodemos meaning victory of the people, derived from Greek nike "victory" and demos the people. This is the name of a character in the New Testament who helps Joseph of Arimathea entomb Jesus.