To house those in need. Hopefully clinics or education centers would be set up.

I wouldn't support wasting already invested resources by destroying or damaging the structure for the sake of symbolism. If they can be repurposed excellent. If not or even if the structures would require substantial funds to sustain, the space being utilized for something else after the church is demolished seems acceptable.

HOPEFULLY used for something else.

Turn them into homeless shelters.

Hate to see them torn down and lose the history.

First repurpose the buildings, homeless shelters leap to mind. Next, drain their bank accounts and distribute the money to the needy. And then they lose their tax-exempt status and the gov't can start collecting property taxes on them!

The mega-church pastors lose their mansions, cars, jets. I can't wait, bring it on!!

Hopefully repurpose them, some of the structures are amazing and should be preserved as museums.

They would all become BDSM clubs.

All the recovering addicts having 12 step meetings in the basement will emerge with awful coffee but open arms.☕️

Invite those who hold onto religious beliefs and have people like Dawkins and Harris etc educate them and let them know they lived lie for that long.

Used for something else is the reasonable solution, but then again humans are involved, "some are, some not"

Mostly they would be turned into Chinese emporia methinks!

Churches are just pyramid schemes designed to move money from the poor to the (male) leadership. They’d be replaced with another, equally evil, scheme to do the same.

Well... I would hope they would be used for something else but then I tend to run on the more optimistic side. It's more likely they will be torn or burned down. People tend to become a bit destructive when it comes to sudden change like that. Enough people are believers still that it would likely get a bit rough before it smooths out any.

Of course Alice didn’t live in the restaurant, she lived in the bell tower of the church nearby the restaurant, with her husband, Ray and Fascha the dog.

It’s been going on for a while!

If a flying saucer showed up in the sky and they said that "I am your God". Well that would be the end of religion.

Hmmm, they could raffle them off.

Here in Texas, churches have turned up by converting strip malls - sometimes just a store front and sometimes the all thing. So, I have no doubt that even the traditional structured churches can be repurposed as something else.

They would go back into the Real Estate market and who would know or care what happened at that point, cause money.

Kinda a silly question. Like what would happen to airplanes if people stopped flying.