Abigail Adams: First Lady of Faith and Courage (Sower Series)
Abigail Adams: First Lady of Faith and Courage from the Sower Series presents her enduring wisdom on morality in politics, the role of faith in society, the injustice of slavery, and the source of true strength in Christian living. Through her own words, this biography captures the essence of a principled life dedicated to faith and ethical conviction.
About This Book
Abigail Adams: First Lady of Faith and Courage is a biography in the Sower Series that highlights the life and convictions of a remarkable historical figure. Through selected quotes, it reveals her perspectives on key issues of her time.
On morality in politics, she stated: 'What's morally wrong can't be politically right.' This reflects her belief in the inseparability of ethics and governance.
Regarding Christian society, she noted: 'While I'm not a bigot, I believe freedom of thought and religious tolerance, like all good things, can be misused, sheltering deism and even atheism.' Her views emphasize the balance between liberty and faith.
On the topic of slavery, she observed: 'I've wondered if those who've taken others' liberty value it less. I'm sure slavery isn't based on treating others as we'd like to be treated.' This underscores her moral stance on human rights.
Finally, on Christian living, she affirmed: 'It's not the swift or strong who win, but God who gives strength and power to His people.' The book portrays her as a woman of deep faith and courage.
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