What I find so interesting is that religion and spirituality actually never really give us a concrete sufficient answer but rather they give us hope that there is one to be found, and this in turn gives us faith, which is ultimately the cornerstone which religion relies upon. Spirituality and religion is defined in the text both as multidimensional concepts that really do not differ much from each other, and I would agree to a certain extent...
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I think the main distinction between the two is that religion is more objective and institutional where spirituality is more subjective and personal. Religion incorporates spirituality as they both share the same general principle. Religion goes further by taking the general principle and attaches it to a certain set of beliefs and God(s)...
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