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== Atheist Dan Barker still receives royalties from his popular Christian children songs. His atheist music is not widely heard ==

== Atheist Dan Barker still receives royalties from his popular Christian children songs. His atheist music is not widely heard ==

 

The [[Freedom From Religion Foundation]] reported about atheist [[Dan Barker]] who is a co-founder of their organization:

The [[Freedom From Religion Foundation]] reports about atheist [[Dan Barker]] who is a co-founder of their organization:

{{Cquote|For more than two decades, Dan was accompanist, arranger, and record producer for Manuel Bonilla, the leading Christian singer in the Spanish-speaking world. He accompanied on the piano such Christian personalities as Pat Boone, Jimmy Roberts (of the Lawrence Welk Show), and gospel songwriter Audrey Meier, and was a regular guest on Southern California’s “Praise The Lord” TV show (Spanish). One of Dan’s Christian songs, “There Is One,” was performed by Rev. Robert Schuller’s television choir on the “Hour of Power” broadcast. To this day, he receives royalties from his popular children’s Christian musicals, “Mary Had a Little Lamb” (1977), and “His Fleece Was White As Snow” (1978), both published by Manna Music and performed in many countries.<ref>[https://ffrf.org/about/getting-acquainted/dan-barker Dan Barker - Minister turned atheist -bio]</ref>}}

{{Cquote|For more than two decades, Dan was accompanist, arranger, and record producer for Manuel Bonilla, the leading Christian singer in the Spanish-speaking world. He accompanied on the piano such Christian personalities as Pat Boone, Jimmy Roberts (of the Lawrence Welk Show), and gospel songwriter Audrey Meier, and was a regular guest on Southern California’s “Praise The Lord” TV show (Spanish). One of Dan’s Christian songs, “There Is One,” was performed by Rev. Robert Schuller’s television choir on the “Hour of Power” broadcast. To this day, he receives royalties from his popular children’s Christian musicals, “Mary Had a Little Lamb” (1977), and “His Fleece Was White As Snow” (1978), both published by Manna Music and performed in many countries.<ref>[https://ffrf.org/about/getting-acquainted/dan-barker Dan Barker - Minister turned atheist -bio]</ref>}}