noun. The act or process of religifying or being religified. First popular usage found in the article "The Religification of John Kerry: How the candidate found his soul" by Steven Waldman.
A category or way of describing media (film, books, plays, etc.) that is lighthearted and comedic in tone, yet has an underlying theme of religion or uses a religious backdrop. Religiomedies often tend to be sacrilicious, but are never meant to taken too seriously as a slight against God or as ridicule.
1. The movie "Dogma" was one of the best religiomedies I've ever seen.
Correction: (var: religiofication) Noun. The act or process of religifying or being religified. First usage by Eric Hoffer in "The True Believer: thoughts on the nature of mass movements" pub. 1951
"Renan felt that socialism was the coming religion of the Occident, and being a secular religion it would lead to the religiofication of politics and economics." --Eric Hoffer
"The Religification of John Kerry: How the candidate found his soul" --Steven Waldman.