Sentence examples for righteous living from inspiring English sources

Arndt held that to follow orthodox doctrine was not enough and that the Christian must undergo a moral purification through righteous living and communion with God.

It was a larger philosophy of moderation, righteous living, hard work, self-control, responsibility to others and frugal husbanding of all resources, including nature.

It's a rare old festival of joy and righteous living in the feel-good international Latin club style, and is so well executed it is certain to be a hit in its target territories.

"History is with the Reconstructionists as they advocate a return to God's law as the standard for righteous living, for the individual in self-government as well as elected officials in civil government," North writes.

Parlin says the money wound up in bank accounts controlled by TL Gilliams LLC, a commodities trading shop run Tyrone Gilliams Jr. whose "Set Free Righteous Living Ministries" broadcasts services on the Internet.

For rural respondents – both Buddhist and Roman Catholic – righteous living brings health for themselves and benefits for their families: People need to love each other and those more vulnerable than they are ….

On the Christian man's end, when his God asked him if he was having sex with someone, he also could answer "no," and so we both lived highly honest, righteous lives filled with perpetual sex.

He converted to Islam after the 9/11 attacks and told others how to live more righteous lives, but he chained smoked and enjoyed salsa music.

We concluded with more public apologies and then a Responsibility Pledge Ceremony: To live righteous lives wherever the men may be, to make amends for their crimes, and to spread awareness about the impact of crime on families and communities.

Science, in the sense of knowledge, falls into one of three kinds: (i) that which is primarily oriented to and necessary for salvation; (ii) that which is useful in the search for truth and righteous living for living an honest life but not sufficient for salvation; (iii) that which is useless in both respects and is connected with vanity (DOS 1 2).

My prayer is that the church won't solely concentrate on charity or social service ministry, something many of our churches are good at, but that they would advocate for just and righteous policies -- living wages, affordable housing, quality education and the like.