Do the words Sacred, Divine and Spiritual have any context in Buddhism?

**Edit**: *In our lay following of the path of Dhamma we need an external object of veneration and an external connotation to actions, which gives it a positive meaning, to help us stick to the actions. Going beyond simple logic, to do good karma and follow the Samma or right way we need something supra-mundane to transcend the mundane as a clear reason to act in that direction. Such examples can be, experiencing the Sacredness in the Idol of Buddha at an altar in your house. Having a mental image of the Buddha as a Divine being rather than just another human having achieved Nibbana through life times of practices Thinking your path as something supra-mundane which is Spiritual in meaning of it...that something having to do with spirit(non-material aggregate). This gives added meaning to your existance thereby adding flavour to otherwise dry following to the prescribed discipline in its entierity.* I undersatnd that Sacred is something religious, but as form is emptiness, **Can we call Buddha's statue as Sacred?** Buddha is not the body and body is not to be identified with, if by divine we mean Godly: transcending the experience of mundane reality....same flower different experience. **Buddha in His body, can we call Him Divine?** As opposed to mundane life of chasing women, money and fame...defining spiritual life as holy life towards Nibbana...knowing that there is no spirit to be found... **Can we call the path of Dhamma as Spiritual path?** OR Will these terms create mis- understanding about Dhamma?