text: what is, in your opinion, the difference between faith and spirituality? i see faith as being a belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence and spirituality as, well, i think sam harris sums it up pretty well: "'spirituality' or "mysticism" (both words are pretty terrible, but there are no good alternatives in english) refers to any process of introspection by which a person can come to realize that the feeling he calls "i" is a cognitive illusion. the core truth of mysticism is this: it is possible to experience the world without feeling like a separate "self" in the usual sense. such a change in the character of one's experience need not become the basis for making unsupportable claims about the nature of the universe, however." faith, as it is found in christianity, is a cop out to really trying to understand the nature of the universe.  in buddhism, the monks tell you not to take anything without evidence.  why?  because they are seeking the truth.  and, you do not find the truth by following things without evidence.  spirituality, is developed when you discover a little more about the nature of our relationship to the infinite.