Are Non-Christians Able To Enjoy Neal Morse Music?

Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh! s*** d`oh and phew! why the same old seem bulls*** going on and on about the "Christian Lyrics" please just don't listen if its not what you're bag plan and simple its also like the doom metal band "Trouble" same issue personnel I take in what I wish or take it out if I don't at the end of the day its nothing really... 

I'm sure that others must have said the same already, but my eyes are a bit sore to read through this lengthy thread.

Speaking as a nonbeliever (agnostic atheist), I have read the lyrics of Morse's Similtitude of a Dream and they don't bother me at all. After checking it out on youtube I can say that the music and vocals, on the other hand, I dislike. To each his or her own, but it's not my cup of tea.

I didn't particularly enjoy the Morse "poetry", the rhymes seem a bit forced, but I commonly don't mind religious lyrics, and in fact love many Church hymns and religious themed poetry. Of course like any subject matter, sometimes I find the lyrics on a subject better to be done better and more poignant and interesting by some than by others. I also have many religious, and occult, themed recordings, including folk, classical and rock, in my collection that I love. I'm listening to Coven's Witchcraft right now, and the lyrics don't bother me either no matter what I personally think about Satanism.