How could any Protestant go ‘home’ to Rome? (2)

Barry Gritters critiques evangelical Protestantism's theological drift toward Roman Catholicism, arguing that evangelicals have abandoned the three marks of the true church (pure doctrine, proper worship, and biblical church government) identified in the Belgic Confession. The article defends Reformed ecclesiology against both Catholic theology and evangelical theological compromise, contending that Rome's newfound openness to dialogue stems not from repentance but from observing Protestantism's departure from its own foundational principles.