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living as
dictated by a
higher authority or set of
spiritual beliefs.[1]
Rectitude,
often a
synonym for righteousness, is
about personal moral values and...
- character. The key to
being 'a real mensch' is
nothing less than character,
rectitude, dignity, a
sense of what is right, responsible, decorous". The term is...
-
perfect existence.
Other attributes include holiness (moral purity),
rectitude (righteousness),
justice (fairness), love (comp****ionate care for creation)...
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intended to remedy, or
significant questions regarding the
justice or
rectitude of the law. The
textualist will "look at the
statutory structure and hear...
- the late Sixtus. Castagna, a
seasoned diplomat of
moderation and
proven rectitude, was
elected as pope on 15
September 1590 and
selected the pontifical...
- The
relationship between will and goal is
antecedent in
nature "because
rectitude of the will
consists in
being duly
ordered to the last end [that is, the...
- as "
rectitude", and it is the
basis for the
following pair of
mental factors within the
Theravada Abhidharma teachings: Kāya-ujukatā –
rectitude of mental...
- the
crisis primarily on Europe, but then,
after saluting the
unbending rectitude of the Puritans, he went on: It may well be that the
determination of...
- thus
establishing a link
between the two. The
meaning of uprightness,
rectitude, or orthodoxy,
implied by his name, also
positioned him as the legitimate...
-
report to the
Library of Congress, the old
guard were
confident in
their "
rectitude" and
discretion in
using their extensive political powers for Singapore's...
