Religious music for less than devout

@falconquest 
I didn't think your post witty or funny.  The mockery of that movie is abhorrent.  In the context of this thread and given an absence of music reference your post seems intended to offend - nothing more.

Some things in life are bad
They can really make you mad
Other things just make you swear and curse
When you're chewing on life's gristle
Don't grumble, give a whistle
And this'll help things turn out for the best
And

Always look on the bright side of life
Always look on the light side of life

Writer/s: Eric Idle
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG

I think it qualifies as a music reference. 

+1 geoffkait, "Every Grain Of Sand" is another one of my favorites from Dylan. 

n80, as far as the lyrics of Walking in Memphis go, I am not sure we will know. It is said that the song is autobiographical of Mark Cohen. The previous verse before the one you quoted talked about gospel being in the air, and that Reverend Greene would pray for you if you haven’t got a prayer. The guy in the song, autobiographical or not, was fairly depressed when he touched down in Memphis. My take would be that he became caught up in the gospel music being played,  in the atmosphere of the club, and in being asked to perform. It was for him a great night.  Mark Cohen is from a Jewish family in the mid-west (as per Wikipedia), and only he would know if the experience was transformative or not. Great song, though.
John

@ghosthouse Wow, really? The topic of the thread is music for less than devout. My reference was intended was a humorous take on the thread topic. If you are offended then that is on you. If you are that sensitive then perhaps you should have avoided the thread entirely. I feel no obligation to attempt to to oblige the myriad of religious beliefs of humanity.