If you enjoyed the conversation presented in the book Counterpoint: Dialogue with Drury on the Holiness Movement, you will want to read this booklet. Here Wallace Thornton, Jr. continues to interact with the work of Dr. Keith Drury, attempting to be both fair and biblical, recognizing at once the benefits of Dr. Drury's candor and of the insistence on Scriptural separation that proves foundational to the identity of the Conservative Holiness Movement. At the same time, this essay acknowledges shortcomings of both the "mainline" Holiness Movement and its radical or "conservative" counterpart. The product is an extended metaphor for holiness ethics drawing on the biblical analogy of the human body for the Christ-filled life-both in the individual saint and in the corporate Church. It is the author's hope that this brief exploration will prompt renewed appreciation and application of biblical lifestyle standards deeply rooted within hearts purified by the abiding Holy Spirit. Only such a connection between heart and life will serve to satisfy the question, "Why standards?"