I have noticed diminishing public interest in atheist groups and atheist events, and to be frank, it doesn't bother me. To be honest, I feel somewhat relieved. [laurenelltalk.com]
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.I think the lack of active Atheist groups simply reflects the trend of people to stop believing in any "religion". I know numerous people, in all adult age groups, who view any "belief/non-belief" philosophy as identical. Possibly a lack of interest in philosophy? Scientific methodology/thought winning out? Or just no longer important to people?
bigpawbullets
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Aug 21, 2018
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Right, there is an increase in people who consider themselves "non-religious," but they are not latching onto atheist groups. I think it has much to do with atheism really having no core reason to gather.