[boatbums]

Even Atheists sense the need to assembly (church) together. They want to sing, laugh, fellowship and meet needs without realizing that the Creator of all placed that very thing within us.

[EagleUSA]

The AP having another anti-faith orgasm. People without faith are people without souls...their afterlife will be dark and empty.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Sounds like a rave to me.

[Telepathic Intruder]

The difference is that atheists mock instead of worship. Whenever they get together to relate their “disbelief”, it’s always in mockery, saying how stupid religious people must be to believe in some old white-bearded guy sitting in the clouds. Do religious people get together to say how stupid atheists are? No, and there’s the difference.

[skeeter]

Just the place to be on a Sunday morning - amidst a throng of scoffing sneering cynics.

What else could go on in an "atheist mega church"? Heaven knows there are already enough places to go that have conscientiously omitted God.

[UnwashedPeasant]

Do they get together just to discuss how they hate Christians and hate God?

[jeffc]

Atheist ‘mega-churches’ spring up across U.S., world

Of course! And the next step is for the Dems to legitimize these "churches" as mainline with legislation recognizing them as such. This is to further push real churches out of the mainstream and brand them as cults.

[CMB_polarization]

Sooner or later they will be worshipping something, which will be the modern equivalent of the golden calf.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Atheists-The Walking Dead

[IronJack]

Of course the AP is presenting this as though it's a tidal wave of atheistic "liberation." The fact is there may be a handful of faddists thumbing their noses at traditional religion, but like all childish impulses, this won't last long.

Get back to me when it's survived 2,000 years.

[Tzimisce]

I hope these people are remembering to separate their church from their state...

[bray]

So they have gone up from 1% to 1.1% big deal. It is still an empty lifestyle.

Pray America is Waking Up

[smokingfrog]

Why would it be called a church?

[Eddie01]

If all they have in common, what bonds them, is a hatred for believers, doesn’t that make them a “hate group”?

Also, a “mega-mob” not a “mega-church”. A church without God is not a church.

With no higher power to guide them, dangerous leaders are the natural result - their mission will necessarily become persecution.

[dfwgator]

Here's an atheist Mega-Church for you.

[MNDude]

I wonder if they’ll steal many members from ELCA, Methodist and rainbow flag churches. I suspect many attend those because they just like the church like feeling.

[freekitty]

Why do they call them churches? They aren’t churches.

[Jack Hydrazine]

“...are springing up around the U.S. after finding success in Great Britain earlier this year.”

Another fine blessing bestowed to the USA from the UK! Not surprised to see this since the UK is leading the West into the abyss of death and destruction.

Time to nuke the island from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure.

[huldah1776]

My first thought is with the congregating of such a group, comes a target for prayer and praise to God to ask for redemption and a time for glorified works so they may see Him first hand. As good a place for a revival because they are at least aware of their own disdain for the belief, whereas others don’t even think about it.

[txrefugee]

And then they will die.

[huldah1776]

I wonder where the donations will go?