Religion: Intrinsic vs Intrinsic motivator

Intrinsic and extrinsic religiosity seems to take on the same meaning for most researchers. Intrinsic religiosity is one which religious values is strongly internalized and serves as a guide for organizing one's life commitments. People with intrinsic religious orientation search for the truth. Extrinsic religiosity, in contrast, is largely utilitarian and serves as a means to acquire status, security, self-justification, and other personal goals.