To respect the religion of your neighbors is a deeply religious principle, and those who have no religion at all can almost make up for it by respecting the religion of others.
The man who laughs can be deeply religious without being a pietist: he can be deeply religious, yet behave decently; his existence is a sure cure for hysteria.
Way down into the recesses of our souls we are sodeeply religious that we all do better than we believe.
She was a deeply religious woman, and died a few years ago in New York after a life consecrated to good works.
She was in every sense of the word a deeply religious woman, and her influence upon those around her was of the most elevating character.
That he was imbued by deeply religious feelings is evidenced by the works to which we have just referred; his genius, in fact, found its highest and noblest expression in the interpretation of the spirit of the sacred writings.
At times he spoke and wrote as if he were endowed with a deeply religious feeling, convinced of the truth of his doctrines, and anxious only for the success of the work for which he professed to believe he had been raised up by God.
Cardinal Bellarmine was a deeply religious man, severe only with himself, an indefatigable student always anxious to be just to his opponents, and specially gifted as a lecturer and writer.
Adeline has always been of a deeply religious disposition; but it was not bound to be, and it was never likely to be, the religion of any church which would secure her lasting reverence.
But, best of all, as I am sure you will agree with me, I notice in her a deeply religious disposition.
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