Difference between Spirituality and Otherworldliness

SPIRITUALITY vs OTHERWORLDLINESS: NOUN

Property or income owned by a church
The state, quality, or fact of being spiritual.
A religious belief or manner of pursuing a religious life.
The clergy.
Something, such as property or revenue, that belongs to the church or to a cleric.
Spiritual nature or character; immateriality; incorporeality.
Spiritual tendency or aspirations; freedom from worldliness and from attachment to the things of time and sense; spiritual tone; desire for spiritual good.
The clergy as a whole; the ecclesiastics; the church.
Concern with things of the spirit
The quality or state of being spiritual; incorporeality; heavenly-mindedness.
An ecclesiastical body; the whole body of the clergy, as distinct from, or opposed to, the temporality.
Concern for that which is unseen and intangible, as opposed to physical or mundane.
Appreciation for religious values.
That which belongs to the church or to an ecclesiastic in his official capacity; generally in the plural, and distinguished from temporalities: as, spiritualities of a bishop (those profits and dues which a bishop receives in his ecclesiastical character).

Concern with things of the spirit
The character of being otherworldly; a disposition to act in this life with reference to another or future world; conduct of life prompted by a hope of heaven.
Reference to or insistence upon the existence of another world beyond the present; ideality; spirituality; the quality of being visionary.
The quality of being otherworldly

Metaphysics, Wholeness, Theology, Religiosity, Religion, Meditation, Spiritualism, Mysticism, Psychotropic, Spirit, Faith, Spiritual, Church property, Spiritualty, Otherworldliness

Exoticness, Profundity, Exoticism, Monumentality, Interiority, Boundlessness, Mysteriousness, Worldliness, Eeriness, Creepiness, Sensuousness, Dreaminess, Strangeness, Ethereality, Spirituality

Holiness, Metaphysics, Wholeness, Theology, Religiosity, Religion, Meditation, Spiritualism, Mysticism, Psychotropic, Spirit, Faith, Spiritual, Spiritualty, Otherworldliness

Airiness, Inwardness, Earthiness, Romanticism, Exoticness, Exoticism, Interiority, Boundlessness, Eeriness, Creepiness, Sensuousness, Dreaminess, Strangeness, Ethereality, Spirituality

Ageing Adaptation Yes Spirituality as pathway to resilience; spirituality and resilience lead to wellbeing.
The Department seeks candidates with substantive training in Christian Spirituality with secondary interests in Ignatian Spirituality and Spiritual Direction.
Spirituality as the Key to Success For many people, spirituality replaces institutional religion, associated with loyal tradition and social identities transformed into modernity.
Nevertheless, spirituality is at the heart of every theology, but spirituality is not necessarily a theological discipline.
CHAPTER TWO A THEORETICAL OVERVIEW This chapter locates diaconal spirituality within the tradition of Christian spirituality.
Discuss any questions raised regarding the schools of spirituality and contexts for experience of spirituality.
Spirituality is a broader concept than religion, although that is one expression of spirituality.
Where marketizing agents attempt to disentangle spirituality as a thing out of place, practitioners persistently entangle spirituality.
Meet other local people to discuss Goddess Spirituality, the divine feminine or feminist spirituality.
The Salesian spirituality grew out of Ignatian spirituality.

The three minutes and 45 seconds of the euphoric otherworldliness of totality became a bonus on our visit to this quirky island.
Unwittingly, because of jumbo otherworldliness of effrontery and coalesced lamisil and your bones.
Steeped in unrivalled magic and otherworldliness, its sweeping fantasy has touched the hearts of young and old alike.
They also simultaneously symbolized otherworldliness and represented the natural world.
Rochester recognizes and is intrigued by this otherworldliness.
Neoplatonists and mystery cults had popularized an otherworldliness.