True spirituality is not seen in the what we do or in ecstatic experiences but in love for the body and obedience to the Lordship of Christ. There is a great problem with the Corinthian query or fixation about “spiritual things/persons” because it shows that the Christians at Corinth were looking around too much. They were comparing themselves with each other and making conclusions that they wanted Paul to verify for them. Paul does his best to simply divert their attention away from what they are doing or how they are doing it to speak about life in the church, which he describes as a body and the importance of faith, hope and love.