Lockean religious toleration expects religious observance more fully to conform to the aims of a democratic polity.
BAGHDAD — Deadly attacks against religious pilgrims and members of Iraq's security forces continued on Monday, including three car bombings around the city of Karbala, where as many as 10 million marchers are expected to travel in observance of one of the most sacred holidays on the Shiite Muslim calendar.
Observance of expected trends in reporting and disease activity can provide an additional means of assessing data quality.
As stated in the Critique of Practical Reason, "no necessary connection of happiness with virtue in the world, adequate to the highest good, can be expected from the most meticulous observance of the moral laws".
Barring religious observance, a gentleman is expected to remove his hat when indoors, even when he's not at a tea party.
Penitential prayers (seliḥot) are recited prior to the daily morning service, and, in general, scrupulous observance of the Law is expected during the period.
Thus, Kant sees the Highest Good as an ideal state of affairs, one in which there is a distribution of happiness "in exact proportion to morality," but one that cannot be expected from our efforts, even "from the most meticulous observance of the moral laws".
One could point out that "irrational ritualistic behavioral activities" are equally or more characteristic of OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) than religious observance so that microbes should therefore be expected to affect the former behaviors as well as the latter?
Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain are expected to be in New York this week, attending the Sept. 11 memorial observances on Thursday.
They were expected to attend rigorous lessons from seven in the morning, and to lead lives of religious observance and virtue.
