“As To Being Reformed” by R. B. Kuiper (5)

The higher critics, writes Kuiper, have for many decades been attempting to prove that the religion of Israel was of a kind with the other religions of the ancient world as, for example, the Egyptian, the Babylonian, the Assyrian. At that very point the Old Testament critics have all the time been driving. And naturally in their argumentation they were everlastingly calling attention to common elements in Israel's religion on the one hand and ancient paganism on the other. Of course, I agree...