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Definition of ritual
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Ritual
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to rites or
ritual;
as,
ritual
service
or
sacrifices;
the
ritual
law..
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Spiritualism
::
Spiritualism
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
spiritual.
Naturalism
::
Naturalism
(n.) The
doctrine
of those who deny a
supernatural
agency
in the
miracles
and
revelations
recorded
in the
Bible,
and in
spiritual
influences;
also, any
system
of
philosophy
which
refers
the
phenomena
of
nature
to a blind force or
forces
acting
necessarily
or
according
to fixed laws,
excluding
origination
or
direction
by one
intelligent
will..
Ritualist
::
Ritualist
(n.) One
skilled
un, or
attached
to, a
ritual;
one who
advocates
or
practices
ritualism..
Kami
::
Kami (n. pl.) A title given to the
celestial
gods of the first
mythical
dynasty
of Japan and
extended
to the
demigods
of the
second
dynasty,
and then to the long line of
spiritual
princes
still
represented
by the
mikado..
Ritual
::
Ritual
(n.) A book
containing
the rites to be
observed.
Solemnity
::
Solemnity
(n.) A rite or
ceremony
performed
with
religious
reverence;
religious
or
ritual
ceremony;
as, the
solemnity
of a
funeral,
a
sacrament..
Immaterial
::
Immaterial
(a.) Not
consisting
of
matter;
incorporeal;
spiritual;
disembodied.
Interspiration
::
Interspiration
(n.)
Spiritual
inspiration
at
separate
times,
or at
intervals..
Sensual
::
Sensual
(a.)
Hence,
not
spiritual
or
intellectual;
carnal;
fleshly;
pertaining
to, or
consisting
in, the
gratification
of the
senses,
or the
indulgence
of
appetites;
wordly..
Carnal
::
Carnal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the body or its
appetites;
animal;
fleshly;
sensual;
given to
sensual
indulgence;
lustful;
human or
worldly
as
opposed
to
spiritual.
Judaization
::
Judaization
(n.) The act of
Judaizing;
a
conforming
to the
Jewish
religion
or
ritual.
Spiritual
::
Spiritual
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the moral
feelings
or
states
of the soul, as
distinguished
from the
external
actions;
reaching
and
affecting
the
spirits..
Parliament
::
Parliament
(n.) The
assembly
of the three
estates
of the
United
Kingdom
of Great
Britain
and
Ireland,
viz., the lords
spiritual,
lords
temporal,
and the
representatives
of the
commons,
sitting
in the House of Lords and the House of
Commons,
constituting
the
legislature,
when
summoned
by the royal
authority
to
consult
on the
affairs
of the
nation,
and to enact and
repeal
laws..
Gnosis
::
Gnosis
(n.) The
deeper
wisdom;
knowledge
of
spiritual
truth,
such as was
claimed
by the
Gnostics..
Natural
::
Natural
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the lower or
animal
nature,
as
contrasted
with the
higher
or moral
powers,
or that which is
spiritual;
being in a state of
nature;
unregenerate..
Secularize
::
Secularize
(v. t.) To
convert
from
spiritual
or
common
use; as, to
secularize
a
church,
or
church
property..
Amma
::
Amma (n.) An abbes or
spiritual
mother.
Indicavit
::
Indicavit
(n.) A writ of
prohibition
against
proceeding
in the
spiritual
court in
certain
cases,
when the suit
belongs
to the
common-law
courts..
Material
::
Material
(a.)
Consisting
of
matter;
not
spiritual;
corporeal;
physical;
as,
material
substance
or
bodies..
Spiritualism
::
Spiritualism
(n.) The
doctrine,
in
opposition
to the
materialists,
that all which
exists
is
spirit,
or soul -- that what is
called
the
external
world is
either
a
succession
of
notions
impressed
on the mind by the
Deity,
as
maintained
by
Berkeley,
or else the mere educt of the mind
itself,
as
taught
by
Fichte..
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