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Meanings of religious mysticism in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mysticism"
Examples for "mysticism"
1
The Virgin is faith and mysticism; miracle and instinct; art and randomness.
2
Gradually, as reason came to replace mysticism, life developed a different definition.
3
The true sage, in his opinion, excelled in both philosophy and mysticism.
4
I consider it my special mission to destroy error, mysticism and superstition.
5
He has read neither the classical nor the scholastic interpreters of mysticism.
Usage of religious mysticism in English
1
With this we make connection with religious mysticism pure and simple.
2
We have, I think, only to turn to religious mysticism for this origin.
3
But that end is still distant: it has not yet plunged into the depths of religious mysticism.
4
For the exponents of religious mysticism unanimously agree to a threefold division of the life of the mystic.
5
Unassisted, and therefore unperplexed, by naturalism, religious mysticism, philosophical theories, it had no Giotto, no Angelico, no Botticelli.
6
The East never gave valuable knowledge to the West; it gave the tendency to religious mysticism, which in its turn tended to superstition.
7
And withal he has romanticism in his brain, a religious mysticism that carries him away, an ecstasy that soars higher than mountain summits.
8
The average mother educates her daughter to conform to this ideal woman type which is the synthesized product of ages of taboo and religious mysticism.
9
[Footnote 262: It would be very interesting to trace the influence of the chivalric idea on religious Mysticism.