The phrase "live righteously" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about moral behavior and living a decent life. For example, "We should all strive to live righteously in order to make the world a better place."
Epictetus was a teacher of Stoic ethics, broad and firm in method, sublime in thought, and now humorous, now sad or severe in spirit: How should one live righteously?
He cited the pope's words and deeds as reminders to live righteously and humbly.
"I don't live a peachy-clean life, but I try to live righteously".
He reminds us that all of us, no matter what our station, have an obligation to live righteously, and that we all have an obligation to live humbly.
In Hebrew, the word for worship is the same as for work, and the work of the people here is to live righteously.
So I felt solid in my bona fides as a colorblind individual, educated to the history of race in America, horrified by many elements of that history, but clear about my own activist heart: a person willing to live righteously and go out on a limb to speak out and stand up against racism, a person as comprehending of the black experience as I could be from my very narrow perspective.
In its presentation of hale young adventure athletes, living righteously in Edenic locales, all of them with just the right amount of dishevelment and duct tape, the catalogue can emanate the passive-aggressive piety of a food-co-op scolding.
Darius believed that because he lived righteously by Asha, Ahura Mazda supported him.
The guest preacher made the comparison between knowing truth and acting on it; between describing oneself as religious and actually living righteously; between familiarity with the Bible and really loving the Lord.
Mormons can't anticipate when these kinds of revelations from God may come, but they live as righteously as possible in order to be ready to adapt to commands from their leaders.
Cruelty can be righteously opposed, eventually dismissed.
