indeed appears as disorganized as a kaleidoscope. One might wonder why evangelicalism is ever regarded as a unified entity at all. Nonetheless, once we recognize the wide diversity within evangelicalism and the dangers of generalization, we may properly speak of evangelicalism as a single phenomenon. The meaningfulness of evangelicalism as such a “denomination” is suggested by the fact that today among Protestants the lines between evangelical and nonevangelical often seem more significant than do