I have 2 religious guilty pleasure songs, Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) and Spirit in the Sky (Norman Greenbaum). Hallelujah is just so haunting and I just love the 70's hippy-dippy feel of Spirit in the Sky.

Jesus Walks - Kanye West

Nearer my God to Thee is one of my favorite songs. Of course, I associate with the Titanic, of which I'm an enthusiast.

Sure, I think Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen) is fantastic but while a song, even an overtly religious song, might be moving it's not the divine that moves me

Sometimes my mom asks me to go to church with her. It's important for her so oblige. I love singing even if the words don't mean the same anymore.

Amazing Grace is um..amazing. I love the Dropkick Murphy's version. Heard a lone piper do it in Edinburgh too, gave me goosebumps

Yes. I've always found "church music" beautiful.

The grateful dead recorded amazing grace

Yes, music is universal and many religious songs (or all faiths) are very good. I will always sing carols at Xmas even though I don't "celebrate" any religion.

I still listen to Johnny Cash and enjoy his religious songs.

I can listen to Mahalia Jackson any day!

Amazing Grace was written by a slave holder. Perhaps he gave his slaves the freedom which gave him grace. J.S. Bach wrote for the church & in my opinion is some of the greatest works of music ever created. I used to like Gospel but then it became too intrusive when the Christian Coalition & Baptist ideology began its rise.

Not only those eminently catchy tunes, but as a performer in an oratorio choir (Mozart, Beethoven, etc) in which most of the music is "religious," let's not get overly pedantic about music. We can love it because music is amazing, even as non-believers!

I'd rather shave my head with a hacksaw blade...