This series delves into the rich intellectual legacy of a prominent Dutch thinker, politician, and theologian. His writings explore the profound intersection of faith and public life, offering insights into how religious principles can and should shape society and culture. Readers will encounter thought-provoking analyses of societal issues and theological reflections that remain relevant today. The collection serves as a vital resource for understanding a comprehensive Christian worldview and its engagement with the modern world.
Originally published in 2013, this translation focuses on guiding Christians in their engagement with government. It emphasizes the intersection of faith and public life, offering insights and principles for navigating political involvement while remaining true to Christian values. The work is associated with the Acton Institute, known for its exploration of the relationship between religion and liberty.