Paul said to timothy: ' learn first to
show piety
at home ' .
Driven by piety
and pr, medieval notables from st francis of assisi to el cid walked to santiago and most made conspicuous donations.
In a touching display of
filial piety, she told me it's " a picture of your bottom, daddy " .
Rejoice, thou who in
thy piety
giveth cheer to the faithful!
Her specialist interests include medieval hospitals and religious and social attitudes to charity and the poor, and lay
women's piety.
This is because the
piety of the psalms
is quite alien to the piety of the psalms
is quite alien to the piety that prevails in many contemporary churches.
But this training for a career as a blue-stocking did not run against her
emerging piety.
Unaffected piety, simplicity of manners, and warm benevolence drew to him the affection and esteem of ' his acquaintance.
A lovely early 20th
century piety, i thought, which i liked very much.
Piety of the people, and need not penalize them for worshipping this god or that.
Example of filial piety the early buddhist texts not only
teach filial piety
as a duty, but also show some examples of it.
He was a candid, upright, and benevolent man, of liberal sentiments and
sincere piety.
Piety of the men
who composed the creed; yet, none the less, what is the result?
Instead of the two minute hate, we
have the three minute piety.
For much of the
popular piety
of today lives off the intellectual capital built up by scholars of the past.
Piety of mainline sunnism
to be kufr ( disbelief ).
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called filial piety; and that they faithfully observe it is constantly shown.
Such power resides in true faith - in
genuine piety.
The first part of the paper examines relics and guides and their role in
lay piety.
I'm open to opinions of profound and broad variety, unless they're too conservative and smack of
religious piety.
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