Yes.

In short, I see spirituality as "believing in something larger than yourself", and to me that doesn't mean I must believe in the paranormal. I respect nature, for example... And view nature with a spiritualistic sort of respect.

Plants are amazing, growing and thriving in places that are impossible for other living things, weather is both life-giving, supportive and destructive to severe extremes. And space is so large, even if we achieved light-speed travel in my lifetime we would not, could not see even a fraction of 1% of the entire observable universe.

To me, that's worth thought and a kind of spiritualistic reflection.

As far as open mind, absolutely! As an Atheist, I define my lack of believe based on observation, knowledge and reliable test-ability.

I do not believe in any culture's version of god(s), I do not believe that there was a man named Jesus who did the things mentioned in books written by people thousands of years ago.... However if I was ever presented with undeniable, absolute, repeatable evidence that I was mistaken.... I would amend what I say/think.

However.... I am 99.9999% convinced that the evidence in question will never be brought forth. So open-minded as I remain, I am entirely doubtful that religion has anything correct. And there I stand.

I will, however add that many stories do tend to have historical backgrounds that do turn out to be true.... However are often exaggerated for emphasis. Gomorrah and the lady turning to salt, for example likely came from the odd phenomena of salt pillars found around the Dead Sea area. Ancient people discovering these person-sized salt pillars would likely reach what they would believe is a reasonable conclusion.... People must have been turned to salt! Not true, but one could see where they may have got the idea.