rellyanism

/rɛlɪˈænɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or unconventional form of religiosity, often characterized by a strong sense of individualism and nonconformity.

“The artist’s use of sacred imagery in her work was seen as a form of religiosity, bordering on a type of rellyanism.”

2. noun

A philosophical or spiritual movement that emphasizes the individual’s direct experience of the divine or spiritual realm, often outside of traditional religious structures.

“The young philosopher’s ideas on spirituality were influenced by various forms of rellyanism, which he saw as a way to reconnect with the divine.”

Synonyms

  • individuism
  • solipsism

Antonyms

  • orthodoxy
  • traditionalism