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I actually volunteer at my family's church, so I still hear worship music all the time. I'm open about my atheism now, and they don't mind.

I like classical choral and Gregorian chant, but I have to cleanse my palate with Morbid Angel afterwards.

A lot of classic music is religious. I am particularly thinking of Bach Its good music and I listen. I view it as this man's attempt to celebrate something in the human experience Now there also is a lot of crappy religious music (Have you seen Southpark where Cartman forms a religious music band because you don't need any talent?)

Not on purpose.

I did not grow up surrounded by christian music, so I know nothing about it. As a lover of classical music though music with religious background I do like . Mahler's smphony no. 2 is beautiful, named the resurection. Funny since Mahler was a Jew.

I find a lot of Christian pop music to just be worse versions of regular pop music. That being said, I do have some nostalgia for artist like Jeremy Camp abd third day. Although I don’t ever look them up to listen to them, I don’t mind hearing their songs.

And Christmas music drives me crazy

NO!

I don't listen to it mostly because it's awful music, especially "Christian rock". If it were good, I'd listen to it.

I still love gospel music!!! The music and the energy (not the words) still move me. It helps that I rarely listen to words anyway, no matter what genre. I rarely know what songs are actually about.

I'm a musician...i listen to all music

So funny story i love the beatles and i had been making fun of my little brother because he listens to so much music that comes from alot of hatred of religion. ( and i kinda get it he is gay after all.) And this one band in particular a perfect circle and i had woke up this morning with beatles songs in my head and he heard me singing and he played a perfect circle's rendition of imagine and it was amazing i teared up a bit and it was a great moment lol. But to answer your question no.

I like country music like Johnny Cash and his songs often have relgious references. If you listen to the words it might bother you. If you listen to the melody it shouldn't.

Gregorian Chant

If the tune is good, it's good. My current playlist has a couple religious tracks currently. Also, I celebrate the shit out of Christmas...I love the season. But, still an Atheist.

If you think about it a bit you quickly realize that no one should listen to music that actually believes in its creator. Stay away from religious music.

I don't willingly listen to religious anything.

In my opinion john lennons imagine is an atheist anthem

I live in the Netherlands and religion hasn't found its way into populair media here. Seeing that I am a former muslim, the only music that my familiy is listening to is arabic music.

I listen to Christian rock such as Red, Thousand Foot Krutch, Skillet, Memphis may fire, August burns red, as I lay dying. But I also love atheist bands like Parkway Drive, Architects, and old Bring me the horizon

I don't specifically listen to religious music, but many artists that i do listen to promote their spirituality, sometimes to the point where i can't listen to them any more

No. I change the satan.... I mean the station, the moment it comes on.

I still and always will enjoy singing African American spirituals.

Hell no. Not anymore.