I don't think of myself as religious.  I've never called myself a Christian.  I find it difficult to believe in an afterlife.  Yet, even as a dim 15-year old, listening to Jagger singing his LSE blues, I was aware of some spiritual dimension.  Listening to jazz, even more so.  Redemptive qualities?  Definitely.  After silence - comes of reading Kierkegaard - listening to Coltrane or 'Kind Of Blue' is what does it for me - particularly after getting an earful of my daughters emo rubbish.  Judaism is possibly what interests me more than anything.  But I love churches best when they're empty, silent and cool.  Ivy style seems well suited to all of this.  Just a feeling I have, possibly mistaken.