They would have to be a close relative, parent or sibling. I did not go to the funeral of my uncle, who was a priest in Tucson, but I did drive my aunts down so they could make arrangements.

Yes. It was their life and religion meant a great deal to them.
Respect costs little to give, supports the living (the dead don't much care), and ultimately may cause someone to one day question the attitude that all atheists are aggressive arseholes.

I'd go if it was someone I knew and/or cared about. It doesn't mean that I accept all of the dogma that I would hear and see. I'd be going there to honor my deceased relative.

Absolutely, I’d go. Just because it’s not my belief does not mean it’s an opportunity to grandstand. Seems kinda selfish not to go, unless there is some other mitigating circumstance (e.g. the church community has berated you, etc.)

I would do it for death in a family, but other than that I don't plan to set in a church again. It's bad enough driving past them on the way to work.

I recently went to a funeral for an old friend. I sat near the back, and did not participate, but was quiet and resprectful. It was fine.

For my family maybe but I wouldn't do any of the singing or listen to the bullshit.

Probably, but only if I liked them as well.

begrudgingly

Probably not. I might attend the funeral, but I don't even like to do that.

Sure, it's about the person and not the surroundings or what rituals are being performed.
In the end you will always be you.
Our ancestors were forced into believing and our elders raised into it. It's part of their core and not everyone comes out of it.
If you cared for that relative then brush off these things and say your goodbyes.
It's just a thing.

Sure, that was his path. Not one I would follow but I try and help the family in a way that helps
For me go to a wild space and marvel at the beauty of evolution!

I've endured it twice, once for each of my parents. Mormon funerals are very cultish in my view. Instead of remembering the person's life, the whole service is dedicated to remembering the person's faith. I guess they hope that nonbelievers in the grief will reach out to the Mormon faith for comfort.

For me, if it wasnt' my own parents funerals, I'd have walked out. I foudn ti all to be in poor taste and offensive.

NO

I would go to show respect, but I wouldn't take part in prayers or religious songs.

Out of respect, absolutely. Especially if it was a funeral service.

Will you not go to a mall if they were not serving your favourite food
Is just another building admire the architecture/history of the building

It would depend on how close the relative was and if I was asked to attend or felt a need to show respect for a close relative. I have attended a few services for friends and see no reason not to just because I do not believe.

I have and I'm sure I will again. A church is just a building where people get together. I attend weddings and funerals. I play along on Xmas. god is Santa Claus for big people.