I have a bunch of friends. Mostly I don't know what they believe. I guess thats why we stay friends

When I first joined fb years ago I was excited to get in touch with old friends and family. Not long after I was disheartened to find that most were Christian AND Conservative. It was kind of sad for a little while. Eventually I learned to accept that I was the odd one out, and began to think of myself as a Maverick of Enlightened thought! Bringing different thoughts and opinions of reason and logic to the masses! Not that they appreciate it the way I do. Anyway, I have since gained new friends that are a little more like me, so the feeling of being the only one has declined a little.

Join the club! That's why I'm looking for new ideas. This one seems more interesting but very difficult to find what or whom you are looking for. I never was accepted in Facebook, except for people who are already my friends. It seems like that old cartoon in Mad Magazine (or maybe Playboy) of a room crammed full of people at what appears to be a party or some other social gathering and they are all talking on the telephone. That was done probably 40 years ago and was very prophetic!

I am not sure what you are asking, but there are Atheist/Agnostic FB pages you can join if you'd like to expand your circle of skeptic friends.

One of the biggest reasons I deleted my Facebook was realizing all my friends were delusional, or idiots, or both. I needed new friends, so I came here. So far, so good. The conversations alone have made it worth it.

I'm pretty selective on FB.
I don't accept requests unless I see other mutual names, or get a message.
No randoms.
The first religious post I see gets that person booted regardless who they are.
I also do very little posting or commenting outside the closed groups I'm involved with.
It's for my use, not others.

I have 91 "friends" on my Facebook account. They are people I know from various points in my life. I have zero people who think like me, but I also have zero people I don't know well so they know how I feel and I know how they feel and we just stay out of each other's "religious" business.

It's easy to believe and accept something that you've been force fed since early childhood