Transforming Kuyper
Had a great discussion with faculty colleagues last night about my biography of Abraham Kuyper. Some of the people in the room had been reared
James Bratt
November 8, 2013
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Had a great discussion with faculty colleagues last night about my biography of Abraham Kuyper. Some of the people in the room had been reared
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