religiousness

A man is attracted to a woman by her religiousness.

Another term that would work equally well, though less often used, is religiousness.

"Now he wants to capitalize on this sense of religiousness."

He described the church as a "community for the purpose of advancing general religiousness."

Most studies report that peer influence has a very weak effect on the young person's religiousness.

Studies have found belief in a just world to be correlated with aspects of religiousness.

Two others, he said, attendance at services and overall religiousness, were also associated, only less strongly.

During her childhood, she sometimes showed a silent, childish religiousness.

Religious identity is not necessarily the same as religiousness or religiosity.

Religiousness - Having coherent beliefs about the higher purpose and meaning of life.

Religiousness may be a more neutral way to refer to the dimension of religious practice.

The rank-order of religiousness was the biggest difference between the cultures.

They were famous for their religiousness, knowledge and piety.

A final chapter discussed how religiousness and spirituality is be assessed in health research.

Their Islamic religiousness is not a hindrance to integration, but rather an example of cultural change.

Religiousness has to do with belief and behavior.

For American young adults, religiousness was on average, the 14th most prevalent strength.

Gender may also play a role in religiousness.

If it weren't for our religiousness, we wouldn't be in this business."

He is revered by Muslims for his revolutionizing character, leadership, and religiousness.

The article seemed to completely avoid mentioning the religiousness of the US over every other developed nation.

What you have ordained in your religiousness, is your very rack, imagined though it be!

An external sign of this deep religiousness are the omnipresent Bible citations.

Parents have been found to have a greater influence on the religiousness of the emerging adult than the peer group.

The relationship that the emerging adult had with their parent when they were a child is also likely to influence their religiousness.