Volume 2 contains selections from the writings of the authors dealt with in volume 1. After a pithy sketch of Kuyper’s life and work, several selections of Kuyper’s writings are offered—including “Confidentially” (pp. [219]–220), which is reprinted from 1998.03. The volume also contains several fragments from the Stone Lectures on Calvinism, including excerpts from “Calvinism as a Life System” (pp. 220–223), “Calvinism and Religion” (pp. 223–227), and “Calvinism and Politics” (pp. 230–240). Several passages are reprinted from the chapters “Subject and Object” (pp. 227–229) and “Science and Sin” (pp. 229–230) from 1898.12, as are several sections (pp. 240–246) from the partial translation of “Common Grace” in 1998.03.

In chapter 10 of the first volume (pp. [288]–327), Nicholas Wolterstorff, professor of philosophical theology emeritus at Yale University, gives an overview of Kuyper’s life and career and then summarizes various issues in his teaching. The chapter concludes with a section titled “Conclusions and Legacy.”