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rosent76

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Differentiate between religiosity and spirituality.

Question 2

How many Americans suffer chronic pain?
 a. 2 million
  b. 7 million
  c. 11 million
  d. 21 million



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Answer to Question 1

Religiosity refers to participation in or adherence to the beliefs and practices of an organized religion.

Spirituality is a personal quest to find meaning and purpose in life, and a relationship or sense of connection with a higher power.

Spirituality is a much broader concept that also includes non-religious beliefs and expressions. Although spirituality may involve traditional religious beliefs and practices, a person may be deeply spiritual, yet not profess a religion.

Answer to Question 2

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