Adams, John Coleman

About the author

John Coleman Adams (1849–1922) was an influential Unitarian minister, writer, and public intellectual whose works bridged theological reflection and social concerns. He was known for his eloquent sermons and essays that addressed the ethical challenges of his time, inspiring thought and action among his readers. Adams’s writing often delved into topics such as morality, spirituality, and the role of religion in modern society.

Among his notable works, The Fatherhood of God explores the human connection to divinity, while The Leisure of God examines the intersection of faith and daily life. His insights remain valuable for readers interested in theology, philosophy, and historical perspectives on religion.

John Coleman Adams's contributions extend beyond his written works, reflecting his deep commitment to fostering dialogue and understanding in his community. His legacy continues to inspire those seeking to harmonize spiritual and ethical ideals.