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Atheist music is music that has been written to express atheist ideology or atheist religious concepts (see: Atheism is a secular religion).
Although atheist churches are few in number, atheist churches employ atheist music.
Despite atheism existing for thousands of years and predating Christianity, there is a small proportion of music compared to religious music. For example, Wikipedia, which was founded by an atheist and agnostic, has no article on "Atheist music", but Wikipedia does have an article on Christian music. The comedian Steve Martin wrote a satirical song entitled "“Atheists Don't Have No Songs”.[1] There are no atheist radio stations dedicated to playing atheist songs.