Spirituality

noun a movement within certain Christian denominations that emphasizes the gifts of the Spirit, such as speaking in tongues and faith healing

• The charismatic movement within the church focuses on the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
• Have you heard about the charismatic movement in some churches? It's pretty interesting.
• The charismatic movement is all about getting hyped up during worship.
• In the world of politics, his charismatic movement has gained him a strong following.

adjective describing someone or something that does not adhere to a particular religion or belief system

• Many people in modern society identify as nonreligious, choosing not to adhere to any specific faith.
• My friend considers herself nonreligious, but she still enjoys celebrating Christmas for the traditions.
• I'm not really into all that religious stuff, I'm more of a nonreligious kind of person.
• In a world filled with conflicting beliefs, being nonreligious can sometimes feel like standing in the eye of a storm.

adjective relating to or characteristic of pietism, a movement in the Lutheran Church during the 17th and 18th centuries that stressed personal piety and devotion

• The pietistic movement emphasized personal piety and devotion to God.
• Some people find pietistic practices to be too strict for their liking.
• I don't really vibe with all that pietistic stuff, you know?
• Her dedication to her work had a pietistic quality to it, as if she was on a spiritual journey towards success.