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• That is a pietistic mode of argument and not very encyclopedic.
• Medieval and early modern rabbis also created a pietistic tradition of Jewish ethics.
• As a priest, Essen was an active member in the Pietistic movement.
• The pietistic churches emphasized the duty of the Christian to purge sin from society.
• Karl Ludvig Reichelt grew up in a pietistic environment in Barbu, near Arendal.
• As such they confined themselves mostly to 17th and 18th century German pietistic poets.
• His paintings can be pietistic boilerplates, but his drawings reveal a rigorous geometric eye.
• These pietistic campaigns to purify the language don't have any logical stopping place.
• A pietistic religious awakening had swept through Sweden around the middle of the 19th century.
• Holstein was deeply religious with pietistic leanings.
• The Church of Norway is generally pietistic.
• Eliza during these years became increasingly pietistic.
• Theologically, they were pietistic; politically, they supported progressive causes, and prohibition.
• Initially the main inspiration was the pietistic fellowships of the Pharisees and other ancient Jewish sects.
• Unlike Zia-ul-Haq, Jilani was not particularly pietistic in his private life.
• Dogma aside, Rivera's powerful visual harangues have much in common with pietistic religious painting.