Quaker literature

Quaker literature encompasses writings by and about members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), emphasizing principles like inner spiritual discovery, peace, equality, and social justice. It includes personal journals, poetry, theological essays, and historical accounts that reflect Quaker values and experiences. Often characterized by sincerity and a focus on conscience, these texts seek to inspire moral reflection and highlight the importance of community and social activism. Quaker literature serves as a record of spiritual insight and commitment, fostering understanding of their faith and its impact on individual lives and society.