Nonetheless, the song is thought-provoking. Some religious people like to do exactly that - provoke thought.
As for you bigots, fuck you...and I say that with all the charity I can muster. But just who do you think you are, that you can say that a so-called "secular" song should not be used at a religious gathering? Good songs provoke thought, and thinking is not the exclusive domain of non-religious people. Many of us who consider ourselves religious, rail against the rigid, bigoted mindlessness of you absolutists - be you religious or non-religious.
-Joe-