The Lord's Prayer is one of the most widely recited texts in the Christian tradition, and in this illuminating work, John Greenleaf Adams explores its universal significance. Arguing for a message of inclusivity and compassion, Adams offers a fresh perspective on this beloved prayer, inviting readers of all backgrounds to contemplate its enduring wisdom.

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