Infinitive complement

• enjoy: You don't have to be religious to enjoy the uplifting, passionate, exciting sounds of gospel music.

Used with adjective complement

• become: She did not become religious, only working out the effects of the religious music.

• get: Without getting deeply religious, what should it mean to the church?

• look: You may say that secular modernity does not look particularly religious.

Modifies a noun

• belief: Whatever students ' religious beliefs, the Chaplain is always happy to talk to them.

• hatred: I'm talking here of the plans to create an offense of ' incitement to religious hatred ' .

• leader: They had been whipped into a frenzy by religious leaders.

• affiliation: We found gaps in our data concerning the religious affiliation of RUC members.

• observance: Religious observance Your religion or beliefs may mean you have to pray at set times of day.

• tradition: None of them have any place in the religious traditions of this country.

Modifying Another Word

• devoutly: The young Brits Bush seems to regard as the embodiment of evil are ordinary lads, neither especially political not devoutly religious.

• deeply: Without getting deeply religious, what should it mean to the church?

• purely: It is art; it is not purely religious art that doesn't have its attractions.

• distinctly: Yes, my father was a ' distinctly religious man, ' but not a pious.

• almost: Our -ism is declared in our almost religious devotion to a life determined, not from within ourselves, but by divine technological whim.

• particularly: You may say that secular modernity does not look particularly religious.

Preposition: in

• nature: Once again, Kurtz is not making a comment that is directly religious in nature.