in fact, been a major distinctive of the movement. Fundamentalists have consistently affirmed separatism as a biblical principle. They assert that separatism cannot be repudiated as a strategy because it is founded in biblical theology and is plainly commanded by Scripture. The New Evangelicals are now concerned that their movement “may be less certain of its direction and identity.”4 It appears also that some younger fundamentalists have lost some of the vision, discernment, and direction that characterized