This post is part of a series walking through the third volume of Abraham Kuyper’s Common Grace So what does make something “Christian” when we’re thinking about the state? What makes something a “Christian” or “unchristian” policy? Some think that the answer is tied to specific commands of Christ, or through confession of Him as Savior. Others hold that there is a “Christian” state if there is an established state church. Others believe that opening a meeting of the government... Read more

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