Abraham Kuyper Ordre des livres

Exploring a Christian vision for societal engagement, Kuyper's anthology presents reflections relevant to both his late-nineteenth-century Dutch context and today's world. He emphasizes that while God's law upholds civil justice, true societal transformation comes solely through the gospel. Kuyper advocates for a holistic approach to Christianity in politics, offering unique insights on property, human dignity, democracy, and justice, highlighting the gospel's comprehensive influence on all aspects of life.

This anthology showcases Kuyper's insightful essays, speeches, and reflections on the role of business in society. It explores his thoughts on economic freedom, the intrinsic value of work, and the importance of stewardship and philanthropy. Additionally, Kuyper addresses themes such as economic globalization, the influence of divine grace in business practices, and the social responsibilities tied to money. His positive and creative perspective underscores the potential of business as a force for good in the world.

God's Gifts for a Fallen World Common Grace is often considered Abraham Kuyper's crowning work, an exploration of how God expresses grace even to the unsaved. Kuyper firmly believed that though many people in the world will remain unconverted, God's grace is still shown to the world as a whole. In this third and final volume of Common Grace , Kuyper brings his argument to its logical completion by turning to practical implications. With detailed explorations on matters of church and state, family, upbringing, and society, Kuyper provides practical guidance for all who desire to flourish within the created order, a world in which God's grace is generously given to all.

Experience the Psalms with Abraham Kuyper. Well-known as a public figure and theologian, Abraham Kuyper was also, like David, a man after God's own heart. His profound thought was energized by a vibrant faith. It is fitting that the Psalms--the anatomy of the human soul--inspired abundant meditation for Kuyper as he endeavored to apply Christ's Lordship to all of life. Translated and introduced by James De Jong, these thirty-one meditations on the Psalms reveal the devotion of a seasoned saint who remained faithful to his Lord.

Originally published in 2013, this translation focuses on guiding Christians in their engagement with government. It emphasizes the intersection of faith and public life, offering insights and principles for navigating political involvement while remaining true to Christian values. The work is associated with the Acton Institute, known for its exploration of the relationship between religion and liberty.