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Originally posted by Garnet: I think it has to do with 'walking the walk not just talking the talk'. It is oh so easy to pay lip service to a belief system, whether it is Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Paganism, whatever. It is *much* more difficult to actually live by your convictions. Some shining examples succeed and bedazzle and bewilder the rest of us. The Amish are another group I can think of. They have consistently remained true to their convictions of what is 'right' and what is 'wrong' according to the Bible. Sure, like the rest of us, they slip up or have members who disagree and so leave the community, but essentially they remain true to their faith. Garnet

but how do they do that? especially Mulisms are such a a large population