irreligiously

"I have to tell you," he told me, "my father-in-law read your magazine religiously-or some would say irreligiously.

He doesn't smoke or drink and, as a chiropractor, even shuns X-rays because he considers them irreligiously invasive.

Xavier came forward and lit the burner - rather irreligiously, Charlie thought, with a flickering Zippo lighter.

It is reputed for local darga known as Janpahad Saidulu Darga and people from around visit darga irreligiously.

The story might be interpreted in many ways--religiously, as meaning that spiritual insolence starts all human separations; irreligiously, as meaning that the inhuman heavens grudge man his magnificent dream; or merely satirically as suggesting that all attempts to reach a higher agreement always end in more disagreement than there was before.