A nurse is assessing a client's spiritual and religious needs as part of their holistic care plan. The nurse wants to ensure they understand the differences between religion and spirituality to provide appropriate support. Which of the following statements best describes the difference between religion and spirituality?

Religion is a personal belief system, while spirituality involves organized practices and rituals.

Religion is exclusively concerned with personal growth and self-improvement, whereas spirituality focuses on adherence to institutional doctrines.

Religion and spirituality are synonymous and can be used interchangeably in-patient care assessments.

Religion often includes organized practices, rituals, and community involvement, whereas spirituality is a more personal and individual experience that may or may not include organized practices.