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The term spiritual means having to do with things of the spirit, spirits or supernatural beings.
Spiritual life is opposed to material concerns, the eternal as contrasted to the temporal, and is of the highest importance to mankind: to resist the urge to dwell in possessions, power, and the other trappings of materialism, in order to know the Lord better and serve Him truly.
Atheism and spirituality
See also: Atheism and spirituality
The issue of atheism and spirituality is frequently brought up in relation to atheism.
The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines spirituality as "the quality or state of being concerned with religion or religious matters : the quality or state of being spiritual".[1]
Atheism is a religion so atheists can be spiritual.