What is amazingly ironic is everyone, both spiritual and atheists, believe in the same worldview (view of the world)

You see both dichotomize reality between spiritual and mundane, the former (spiritual) opt for the spirit and the latter opt for the mundane.

This tension between drives is at the heart of religion and those anti.

But in truth both are wrong:

For as Jewish mysticism explains: in everything God made there is a positive purpose! – The goal then is not to find what is wrong or even what is spiritually right – Rather to discover the positive purpose in every single thing! (For example the attitude toward sex is a perfect example, with most religions having much restrictions and other “holier” aspirations; whereas in Judaism it is actually a very positive thing if it is done in sacred union which creates a greater unity; the same dichotomy is with money (whereas in Judaism you should be wealthy and give lots of money or all to charity. The same applies to every reality – within Judaism you find not how it is to be shunned rather To Be Used Positively!)