The Christian religion insists that "walking in spirit" means that you're somehow able (for five minutes, or ten, or possibly for a whole day) to live a sinless life. Those who "walk in
spirit," according to this definition, probably have a visible halo over their heads and hover a few inches above the ground. But is this the apostle Paul's definition? After all, he's the guy who wrote it. No. "Walking in spirit" has more to do with one's disposition than one's ability to, say, not eat donuts.
