Meanings of explicitly religious in English

Spirituality is more than the pious attitude of the explicitly religious.

It was no longer, of course, an explicitly religious dance.

But neither can its origin have been explicitly religious.

We expect to come up against explicitly religious art only in historical exhibitions or, more problematically, non-western displays.

But perhaps I ought not to have said that it was 'not explicitly religious' in the English countryside.

Each dance has travelled far, and survives, shorn of its explicitly religious character, and in many other ways 'diablement change' en route.'

The reawakened interest in religion is clearly far from having reached its peak, in either its explicitly religious or its less definable spiritual manifestations.