Sentence examples for live rightly from inspiring English sources

To prepare for the hereafter, Comenius taught that one should "live rightly"—that is, seek learned piety by living one's life according to correct principles of science and morality.

As Augustine put it in the fourth century, "The very fact that anyone who uses free will to sin is divinely punished shows that free will was given to enable human beings to live rightly, for such punishment would be unjust if free will had been given both for living rightly and for sinning".

If the tyrant justly holds power, and the people are justly punished, then the appropriate response is to live rightly, keep one's head down, and wait for God to decide when the people have been punished enough (Poli VIII 20 n209).

Atheists can be our allies in striving to live rightly and well in community.

The parables of Jesus are full of lessons about what it means to live rightly in community.

As "Saturday Night Live" rightly asserts, it's what we've all been waiting for: the comedy show's take on the first presidential debate. .

"Living rightly with one another is at the heart of these non-commandments," Rose said in a telephone interview.

We should be rightly proud of living in a society where every single person is entitled to good medical care and where no one is turned away.

The national focus on the Living Wage rightly focused attention on different ways of reducing poverty and inequality.

"Magritte is one of the most celebrated artists that's ever lived, and rightly so," says director John Durrant.

The fact that people live longer has rightly been widely celebrated.