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Piety is a
virtue which may
include religious devotion or spirituality. A
common element in most
conceptions of
piety is a duty of respect. In a religious...
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Filial piety is the
virtue of
exhibiting love and
respect for one's parents, elders, and ancestors,
particularly within the
context of Confucian, Chinese...
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young in an oval
panel at the
bottom of the
title page. The "pelican in her
piety"
appears in the 1686
reredos by
Grinling Gibbons in the
church of St Mary...
- "Works of
piety", in Methodism, are
certain spiritual disciplines that
along with the "works of mercy",
serve as a
means of grace, in
addition to being...
- The
Zealots of
Piety (Russian: Кружок ревнителей благочестия, romanized: Kružok
revnitelej blagočestija) was a
circle of
ecclesiastical and
secular individuals...
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Piety in
Islam is one of the most
important Islamic ethics. It is
called commonly by
Muslims as taqwa. In the
Quran piety is
defined as: 2:177 True piety...
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Knightly Piety refers to a
specific strand of
Christian belief espoused by
knights during the
Middle Ages. The term
comes from Ritterfrömmigkeit, coined...
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Affective piety is most
commonly described as a
style of
highly emotional devotion to the
humanity of Jesus,
particularly in his
infancy and his death...
- A
mount of
piety is an
institutional pawnbroker run as a
charity in
Europe from
Renaissance times until today.
Similar institutions were
established in...
- Po****r
piety in
Christianity is an
expression of
faith which avails of
certain cultural elements proper to a
specific environment which is
capable of...
