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Common Grace in Kuyper, Schilder, and Calvin Scotland conflicting claims about Van Til'sExposition, Comparison, and Evaluation Dissertation by Jochem Douma, Translated by Albert H. Oosterhoff, Edited by William Helder Common grace has generally been thought of as a doctrine developed and promoted by Abraham Kuyper. However, John Calvin also discussed the concept in some detail. In the 1930s Klaas Schilder began writing about the doctrine and was quite critical of various aspects of Kuyper's views. In his seminal dissertation, originally