Difference between Pious and Pietistic

PIOUS vs PIETISTIC: ADJECTIVE

Having or showing or expressing reverence for a deity
Earnestly compliant in the observance of religion; reverent or devout.
Showing or characterized by religious devotion.
Expressive of or used in religious devotion; devotional.
Done for the benefit of others or with the intention of encouraging good.
Sincere but wishful or far-fetched.
Self-righteous or sanctimonious.
Professing or exhibiting traditional morality; dutiful.
Of or pertaining to piety; exhibiting piety; reverential; dutiful; religious; devout; godly.
Practiced under the pretext of religion; prompted by mistaken piety
Devoutly religious

Of or relating to Pietism
Excessively or hypocritically pious
Of or pertaining to the Pietists; hence, in contempt, affectedly or demonstratively religious.
Pertaining to pietism, especially that associated with Luther and his followers; excessively pious.

Religious, holy, righteous, saintly. See religion.
Practised under the pretense of religion or for a good end: as, pious frauds.
Dictated by reverence for God; proceeding from piety: said of things: as, pious awe; pious services; pious sorrow.
Having faith in and reverence for the Supreme Being; actuated by faith in and reverence for God; godly; devout: said of persons.
Having or exhibiting due respect and affection for parents or others to whom respect and affection are due; also, pertaining to or consisting in the duties of respect and affection toward parents or others.

[lowercase] Characterized by strong religious feeling as distinguished from mere intellectual orthodoxy, or doctrinalism.
Of or pertaining to the Pietists.

Self righteous, Pietistical, Pharisaic, Holier than thou, God fearing, Devotional, Worshipful, Prayerful, Reverent, Religious, Pharisaical, Godly, Sanctimonious, Pietistic, Devout

Self righteous, Pietistical, Pharisaic, Holier than thou, God fearing, Devotional, Worshipful, Prayerful, Reverent, Religious, Pharisaical, Godly, Sanctimonious, Pietistic, Devout

The qadis were usually pious specialists in Islam.
It was miri land of which the State revenues were dedicated to pious uses or the usufruct of which was dedicated to pious foundations.
One IFI targets the moderately pious consumer segment while the other targets the highly pious segment.
Joseph of Arimathea was likely a pious Jewish leader who was acting as a pious Jew in the burial of Christ.
Eventually he comes to the conclusion that what makes pious things pious is the fact that all the gods love it.
Charles was well educated and knew many languages, was just, pious and godfearing, loving the pious and hating evil.
If they were not pious and were embroiled in bad practices how could they seek pious wives?
Mahmood discusses how pious women acquire their identity of being pious by appropriating socially authorized forms of performativity.
We are to be pious, then, as pious as children, but not ignorant.
Baykal went on to say that the prime minister discriminates between pious and non-pious people.

Unitarian Universalism is a pietistic tradition, for we expect nothing less from everyone who calls him or herself a Unitarian Universalist.
Pietistic and Pentecostal Christians claim that theology emerges from personal experience, which can be a source and test of theological truth.
From there they secretly distributed a lot of Pietistic and mystic literature, keeping in contact with other likeminded Christians all over northern Europe.
This group maintained a distinctively pietistic and subjective emphasis and attracted increasingly large numbers of adherents as the years advanced.
Herrnhutters came to Norway, adding to the Pietistic movement a great missionary zeal.
It is through fulfilling the roles of servant and service that women receive pietistic praise.
Many that were far more spiritual and pietistic than what was happening in Nicaragua.
It was sometimes pietistic more than philosophical, especially in the case of students.
Being educated under pietistic influences, he naturally revolted against this prevelant trend.
Hewas very much influenced by the Pietistic movement.