The Abraham Kuyper Chronicles

In this episode we chat with Guillaume Abraham Spiering, the great-grandson of Abraham Kuyper. Guillaume Abraham Spiering is the grandson (on his mother's side) of Abraham Kuyper's last son: Guillaume (“Wim”) Kuyper (1879–1918). Join us as we discuss Kuyper's legacy and impact on his great-grandson.

Gray Sutanto didn't respond to my interview request because I rebuked him for platforming sodomite-affirmers who claim to be "Neo-Calvinist" but are no more "Neo-Calvinist" than the "People's Republic of China" is the people's or a republic.Can Neo-Calvinism Survive its Flinching?A Review of "T&T Clark Handbook of Neo-Calvinism"

Continuing our chapter-by-chapter coverage of the T&T Clark Handbook of “Neo-Calvinism” we sit down with Henk van den Belt, author of chapter 3 “Sovereignty of God.” Here we discuss how was God’s sovereignty was understood by Bavinck and Kuyper (we also discuss the liberal drift in Neo-Calvinism, LGBT+ and the woke “neo-Calvinists,” AA Van Ruler, and much much more). 

Today we interview Steve Bishop, a great keeper of the Kuyperian flame, as we discuss his interest and gleanings from Neo-Cavinism and especially his chapter on creation in the T&T Clark Handbook of Neo-Calvinism.

We kick off our series covering the "T&T Clark Hanbook of Neo-Calvinism" by interviewing Cam Clausing. Cam is the author of chapter 1 "God and the Trinity" - listen in as we discuss what, if any, updating or modifying did the Neo-Calvinists Abraham Kuyper, Herman Bavinck and G.C. Berkouwer bring (if any). We also discuss Cam's own translations of Bavinck and a few other nuggets along the way.