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The Netherlands’ Supposed Superiority: An Excuse for Exploitation and Exclusion
9 February 2026
The Calvinistic ally inspired self-image of the Dutch as sober, frugal and tolerant? Away with it, say Saskia Pieterse and Janneke Stegeman. For far too long the Dutch have abused their status as God’s people to enrich themselves at the expense of other communities and cultures.
Antwerp’s Expunged Protestant Past
16 January 2024
Two Antwerp monks were burned at the stake five hundred years ago because of their Lutheran beliefs. They were the first martyrs of the Reformation. Their deaths remind us of a piece of the faded religious past of the Low Countries: Lutheranism and Calvinism first flourished in the South, with Antwe


