How to Get to Heaven with the Hutterites

I thought this was an interesting glimpse into a culture whose traditions and ways of life are completely at odds with mine. It was a little saddening as well, these people don't seem half as happy as the Amish who have featured before on TV. The complete dominance of men in all the decision-making and permission-granting is like looking back 150 years, their vaguely strange accents perplexing, their dress code is quaint and puzzling, their insistence on calling themselves a colony is a little unsettling and ant-like, but the thing that still gets me about all these people is this blind certainty that theirs is the life to guarantee favour with a god and is a rock-solid ticket to everlasting heaven. How can thinking people still believe in and bow to ancient human control measures put in place to keep people meek, cowed and malleable to the will of  a rich church hierarchy? 

Oh well, it takes all sorts as my grandad used to say.

Do we really need the sort of crap that the bbc bombard us with how about using some of the licence fee to extend hd coverage to local areas instead of I player and all the other media they are so interested in misusing the licence fee for.