[stevem]

Not all attendees were sympathetic toward the film. "It was mostly an appeal to emotions," said Zach Nereim, a member of ISU's Atheist and Agnostic Society. "Part of the problem was I went knowing a lot about (how) the movie (was edited)."

I wonder who would join an atheist "society." Does membership require dues? Do you attend meetings? At meetings do you talk about things in which you don't believe? Do you eat cheese and drink wine at the meetings?

[DannyTN]

"I wonder who would join an atheist "society."

The question is who would join an "Atheist and Agnostic Society". And the answer is "only Atheists". Because the Agnostics don't care. It's only the Atheists who have faith that God doesn't exist, even though they have no proof.

[wendy1946]

I wonder who would join an atheist "society."

Losers... Why?

[randomhero97]

Good questions. Does this society have any relation to either The United Atheist Alliance, United Atheist League, or the Allied Atheist Allegiance?

[MrB]

You’re confusing them with the “anarchist’s society”.

Tried to join in college, but couldn’t ever figure out who was organizing the meetings.

Later, I thought about joining the “pessimists club”, but I didn’t think they’d want me. I talked to someone later and they said they gave up on the idea because they didn’t think anyone would want to join.

[steveo]

Do you eat cheese and drink wine at the meetings?

Well you know if they do eat cheese, it's certainly not Swiss cheese!