The way in which we answer questions about life and death, or the way in which we cope with life and death issues, says a lot about our own spirituality. And yet, it cannot be reduced to just one issue or two, no matter how important they are. Spirituality, like religion, is the result of long held beliefs, culture, and education. Moreover, it is an attitude toward life, others, and God. It does not matter how isolated, or how individualistic, that experience can sometimes be.
Spirituality is in any case more than just an individual's choice.
It is actually a given, albeit an experience that can still be reshaped, challenged, studied, and why not criticized. Spirituality has not been a traditional locus in Lutheran circles. There have been more than enough reasons to think that way. Just take a look around you. See what is it that people call their spiritual experience, or spiritual center, or just spirituality.