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The Abraham Kuyper prize

Clayton Spronk·2021-01-15
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This journal article by Clayton Spronk critiques the 2020 Abraham Kuyper Prize award to David Brooks, arguing that modern commemorations of Kuyper downplay his Reformed theology and instead celebrate his institutional work. Spronk contends that Kuyper's doctrine of common grace has become his most prominent and problematic legacy, representing a departure from orthodox Reformed theology.

A centennial anniversary "What Kuyper Can Teach Us 100 Years Later" is the title of a November 6, 2020 ChristianityToday.com article by Jordan J. Ballor, a member of the Acton Institute. The article reminds us that Dutch Calvinist Abraham Kuyper died 100 years ago on November 8, 1920. Kuyper is well known to the readers of the Standard Bearer, and it is no surprise to us that the 100th anniversary of his death would receive attention from a popular Christian institution such as Christianity...

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Author
Clayton Spronk
Date

2021-01-15

Source
Standard Bearer
Topics
Common Grace ControversyDutch Reformed HeritageApologetics
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