I think that each generation learns from the previous generation that it is acceptable to bend the rules Little and over time it gets to be to the point were people only upkeep the easy and fun traditions, the stricter rules tend to disappear and or get ignored.
Tyler Andor wrote:
> Why do you suppose so many Jews today are more secular than religious?

I thought they were pretty close in comparison, except that Buddhism is a little more structured. I can see the point that Hinduism can be argued against as being a religion. Either way both religions are a peaceful religion and typically what I would think of when asked about an eastern religion.
Tyler Andor wrote:
> What did you find most interesting about the first two eastern religions we have covered?

If you take a look at the bookmarked page I put up from keloland it is a pretty interesting look at a recent cult leader.
Tyler Andor wrote:
> What do you think is the most important thing for people to know about cults?