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About Henry John Williams
Henry John Williams was an English Anglican priest, writer, and advocate of Christian vegetarianism. Influenced by his brother Howard Williams, he adopted vegetarianism in 1878 and argued for it as a Christian duty. In 1881, he founded the Order of the Golden Age, a Christian vegetarian organisation. He later took part in its revival in 1895 with Sidney H. Beard and others. He contributed essays to the order's journal, The Herald of the Golden Age. Williams was also honorary president of the Scottish Vegetarian Society and a member of the Humanitarian League's Humane Diet department.
Everything about Henry John Williams →- Occupation
- Anglican priest, writer, vegetarianism advocate, humanitarian reformer
- Position held
- president, honorary president
- Citizenship
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
- Born
- February 1, 1841
- Died
- April 1, 1919