This two-part investigation extended research demonstrating the civic impact of college students' spiritual commitments. The initial study served as a large-scale assessment (n = 768) of political involvement using a new Inventory of Political Activity. The smaller-scale, follow-up study (n = 129) used two validated measures of spiritual transcendence and meaning-making. Findings suggested that the relationship between faith and politics is complex. Students who identified as "spiritual-but-not-religious" evidenced the highest levels of political involvement.