Why many Evangelicals are not Protestant: The Creedless Drift

In Why Many Evangelicals Are Not Protestant: The Creedless Drift, author Virgil A. Walker delivers a bold, loving critique of modern evangelicalism's departure from historic Christianity. Drawing parallels to early radical movements like the Paulicians, Bogomils, and Anabaptists, Walker argues that evangelicalism's emphasis on individual experience and rejection of historic creeds-such as the Nicene and Apostles'-has led to theological individualism, cultural conformity, and fringes like pr...