This article is the second of a four-part series on the life and legacy of the Dutch theologian, Klaas Schilder. It offers a critique of Abraham Kuyper, and then continues with Schilder's life, particularly as a professor, writer, and editor for De Reformatie, and active opponent of Nazism.

Exploring how music played a role in promoting the politics of Nazism under Adolf Hitler, this article shows how music can be a powerful tool to influence people. Music can have a strong positive influence as well, as evidenced by the Psalms and the Reformation hymns.