 | Lectures on Calvinism by Abraham Kuyper
Buy new: $12.48 / Used from: $2.97 The 'Stone' Lectures at Princeton delivered by Kuyper in 1898 outlining his understanding of Calvinism as a worldview (aka Neocalvinsim).
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 | The Basic Ideas of Calvinism by H. Henry Meeter
Buy used from: $2.87 Should be called "Basic Ideas of Neocalvinism" or "of Kuyperianism". This is an early college or advanced high school level intro to certain elements of Kuyper's political thinking.
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 | Creating a Christian Worldview: Abraham Kuyper's Lectures on Calvinism by Peter Somers Heslam
Buy used from: $99.85 An historical account and reflective commentary on Kuyper's 'Stone' lectures.
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 | Abraham Kuyper: A Centennial Reader
Buy new: $36.08 / Used from: $8.90 16 essays by Kuyper translated into accessible English on worldview, culture, civil government, education, church, and theology.
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 | Religion, Pluralism, and Public Life: Abraham Kuyper's Legacy for the Twenty-First Century
Buy used from: $3.99 International scholars reflect on KuyperÂ’s social and political thought and its meaning for contemporary public life.
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 | The Spirit in Public Theology: Appropriating the Legacy of Abraham Kuyper by Vincent E. Bacote
Buy new: $22.00 / Used from: $1.79 Connects Kuyper's view of social and political reality with his doctrine of the Holy Spirit in creation. Interacts with other Christian social thinkers and proposes a public theology in terms of responsible stewardship of the entire created order.
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 | A Free Church, a Holy Nation: Abraham Kuyper's American Public Theology by John Bolt
Buy used from: $4.20 An effort to emphasize and recommend certain aspects of Kuyper's work as a framework for Christian activism today.
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 | God's Renaissance Man: Abraham Kuyper by James Edward McGoldrick
Buy used from: $41.86 A sort of personal and intellectual biography of Kuyper.
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 | Total Truth: Liberating Christianity from Its Cultural Captivity (Study Guide Edition) by Nancy R. Pearcey
Buy used from: $6.99 A contemporary effort at applying a Kuyperian perspective to American culture.
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