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1 10 |  cared for and educated in a religious atmosphere; finally, in
2 79 |   not to be committed to the religious society, the Church of Christ,
3 79 |     it is called), while the religious act is to be considered
4 79 |      salient features of the religious character of all marriage
5 80 |     a certain sacredness and religious character attaching even
6 81 |                     81. This religious character of marriage, its
7 83 |   headlong descent into that religious indifference which is closely
8 108|    wholesome instruction and religious training in regard to Christian
9 124| expounding of its necessity. Religious authority must enter in