mysticism
religious mysticism

Both were social moralists with a streak of religious mysticism.

During his time, most of the best-known paintings were viewed as expressions of a religious mysticism.

Percival believed celebrity was a phenomenon related to religious mysticism.

Mary was close to her sisters, all of whom had a tendency to religious mysticism.

His understanding of the workings of mind makes a bridge between religious mysticism and clinical psychology.

Their religious mysticism, which hangs like a fog over that period of Ult history, had been burned away by the rising sun of reason.

Miriam is strongly influenced by her mother's religious mysticism, which infuses the most ordinary objects with a divine beauty.

Early on in his youth he began showing an exceptional artistic talent and a keen interest in religious mysticism.

The mode of quietism, not the religious mysticism, has made its way into the language to describe an attitude.