0 based on or believing in superstitions (= beliefs based on old ideas about luck and magic rather than science or reason): --
Yes, you have to be superstitious, believe blindly in certain things.
They were for dramaturgical purposes not a religious group at all, only a superstitious foil to the forces of modernisation.
There is a lot of superstition about mental illness and people tend to treat the mentally ill on religious and superstitious lines.
Along the continuum, superstitious perceptions provide a method to tackle representational issues.
It may be postulated that this form of behavior is merely a superstitious act (according to operant definitions) that ultimately serves little function in performance.
It also provides the resources for explaining why any genuinely theistic revelation would quickly be corrupted into a popular, superstitious form.
Although (they know) they are religious beliefs, (they think) they are still a bit superstitious.
Perhaps surprisingly, there are no clear cases of heresy in these records, but some colourful practitioners of ' superstitious arts ' do appear.
