religionless
- adjective
- /rɪˈlɪdʒənləs/
:
sin religión
- He's the best selling author of Buddhist Boot Camp, faithfully religionless, and most recently the opposite of Namaste.
He's the best selling author of Buddhist Boot Camp, faithfully religionless, and most recently the opposite of Namaste.
- He's the best selling author of Buddhist Boot Camp, faithfully religionless, and most recently the opposite of Namaste.
Examples
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I like when someone suggests "praying to a religionless Creator" and it's mysteriously effective!
Blog text (22) -
She described her beliefs as religionless, focusing instead on morality and ethics without the influence of organized religion.
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"There has been much debate on precisely what Bonhoeffer really meant by his famous celebration of the advent of 'religionless Christianity,' but there is little disagreement that there was an aesthetic turn in his life and work.
Academic text (2000) -
In today's society, many individuals identify as religionless, seeking meaning outside traditional religious frameworks.
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The rise of secularism has led to an increasing number of people identifying as religionless in modern cultures.
Synonyms
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7.0
Not believing in God or following any religion
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6.7
Not believing in any gods
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8.6
Not interested in religion or being against it
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6.8
Not accepting the idea of God or other religious ideas
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7.9
Not believing in gods
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6.0
Not believing in a god or taking part in worship
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5.6
About everyday life or material things, not about religion
Not belonging to a particular religion or organization
Not believing in God or gods
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Etymology
Religionless comes from the common word religion, meaning 'beliefs about gods and worship', plus the ending -less, which means 'without' as in hopeless or careless. So religionless simply means 'without religion'.