quasi-religious
Adjective Satellite
Meaning
resembling something that is religious
Source: WordNetExamples
Notwithstanding the quasi-religious enthusiasms of ultra-Darwinists, their own understanding of theology is a combination of ignorance and derision, philosophically limp, drawing on clichés, and happily fuelled by the idiocies of the so-called scientific creationists.
As a religious or quasi-religious movement, gnosticism may take transcendentalizing (as in the case of the Gnostic movement of late antiquity) or immanentizing forms (as in the case of Marxism)."
Cronon writes "wilderness serves as the unexamined foundation on which so many of the quasi-religious values of modern environmentalism rest."
Mirroring the adverse traits of a Libra, Apocalypse has a tendency to be overbearing and stubborn in pursuing his beliefs with quasi-religious zeal.
A quasi-religious group known as Sagittarians also play a part.
Their study illuminates the depth of quasi-religious devotion to Trump among key segments of the population.