Significats de outward observances en anglès

That is what comes of making religion a round of outward observances.

Religion is something more than the outward observances of the church.-SERMON :'TheBattle of Benevolence.'

This religious teacher rarely goes to church, or respects the outward observances of the Christianity he affects.

To adore God with a pure heart, according to them, was infinitely more important than all outward observances.

Pharisees had nothing in common with John's disciples, except some outward observances, but they could join forces against Jesus.

He was regular at church and admired good sermons; he was punctilious in all the outward observances of his religion.

He, as also his mother and sisters were people of deeply religious natures, though not always showing it by outward observances.

Sheriff, I am glad to find you hold by old customs, and do not grudge outward observances to the Queen's justices.

The Irishman, a devout believer in the efficacy of outward observances, with one hand detached from the corpse, made the sign of the cross.

If we look upon our progress in religion as a progress only in outward observances and forms, our devoutness will soon come to an end.

He resembles the Spanish mystics also in his insistence on outward observances, especially "daily communion, when possible," but thinks frequent confession unnecessary, except for beginners.