Although the Swedish group ABBA did not incorporate atheistic themes within their music, Björn Ulvaeus is now an outspoken advocate of "godlessness".<ref>[http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/09/10/abba-founder-godlessness-makes-swedens-pop-music-great/ ABBA Founder: Godlessness Makes Sweden’s Pop Music Great], Wall Street Journal</ref>
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Although the Swedish group ABBA did not incorporate atheistic themes within their music, Björn Ulvaeus is now an outspoken advocate of "godlessness".<ref>[https://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/09/10/abba-founder-godlessness-makes-swedens-pop-music-great/ ABBA Founder: Godlessness Makes Sweden’s Pop Music Great], Wall Street Journal</ref>
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In Sweden most [[leftism|leftists]] are [[secular left]]ists. The ''Wall Street Journal'' states concerning leftists and ABBA's music: "For leftists in Sweden in the seventies we became the Antichrist,” Ulvaeus recalls. He adds that the group was accused of “being commercial and shallow.”<ref>[http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/09/10/abba-founder-godlessness-makes-swedens-pop-music-great/ ABBA Founder: Godlessness Makes Sweden’s Pop Music Great], Wall Street Journal</ref>
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In Sweden most [[leftism|leftists]] are [[secular left]]ists. The ''Wall Street Journal'' states concerning leftists and ABBA's music: "For leftists in Sweden in the seventies we became the Antichrist,” Ulvaeus recalls. He adds that the group was accused of “being commercial and shallow.”<ref>[https://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/09/10/abba-founder-godlessness-makes-swedens-pop-music-great/ ABBA Founder: Godlessness Makes Sweden’s Pop Music Great], Wall Street Journal</ref>