If they are not forcing you to pray or go to bible readings, and you can positively influence the narrative, why not take a job? I work at a religious organization and they know I am not a believer. I have had the fortunate experiences of being an advocate of tolerance, anti-racism and acceptance of LGBT people. I also learned some incredible skills, like negotiating, using their own scriptures to push back on discrimination and exclusion, and learning diplomacy.
If you aren’t at the table, you are on the menu.

If you really can't work for them, you could always politely decline an interview and politely explain that you don't want to offend anyone, but you can't work for fucking crazy people that believe in fairy tales. ☺

I imagine the pay would be meager since your reward is in the next life.

Be professional and respond. Say "thanks" but not currently interested in that particular position.

Oh just tell them to go to hell, they will understand

If it is a sincere offer, yes, politely decline. it won't injure anyone and they won't wonder, and can go hire someone else.

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Never hurts to make a new connection. Maybe you can refer someone.

For me I would not consider it I'm not willing to put myself in a position with people that may go ultra-religious

I wouldn't take this job , I will not consider an interview . A response to decline is not even required . What they gonna do , put your name on "a list of people who do not reply in job offers ?" Youth and Christianity , 2 words that give me the hives . Child molestation , child mental abuse and preping the young how to be fearful and useless , I don't want to be a part of it .

This is the church behind the camp. Check out their Facebook and podcast and see if it is social justice based or makes you heave. It will be the decider! [brooklandbaptist.org]

I received a message from Christian mingle today.

Just reply:
According to your belief your are guided by an omniscient god。This confuses me .. why would s/he guide you to invite me to work with you given that I don't believe in any diety。

With that big LOVE OF GOD slogan I would pass. We all know what a prick he is.

If it is a cold offer simply do not respond. If you did not apply there is no problem.

Go ahead and take the interview. Just don’t let the religous nonsense bother you. Most of them are better people than the a lot of the left wing Liberals.

Been there. An opportunity for a job with a chemical company which had approached Twump for easement on environmental regulations. I'd been out of work a few weeks when the first opportunity came up; it was harder to resist the second time (too many people like me looked away?) but nothing came of it.

My first “real” job was in PR for a Ukrainian Catholic hospital. I was neither, and it got awkward when I had to photograph religious ceremonies and didn’t know the protocol. If you are tempted by the job, take an interview and ask about the e owctationa related to religious values and practice.

I think your conscience would be troubled day in day out. I felt uncomfortable enough just being in a Christian choir. In your case, you get the pleasure of doing some good. In mine, I got to sing some of the loveliest songs around. So it's a tough call.

Send them a science book. Be nice start off with a basic science book. Or ask what does the job require and slip in some science.

It might be a good idea to use a potential interview as networking. You might want to leverage a raise at your present job. It doesn't hurt to have more connections. Then again, maybe your present job would get upset if they heard that you were interviewing elsewhere. Generally having more information and connections is a good idea.

Did you apply, or is it just a cold call type of offer?

Never burn bridges. Find out what the job entails and if there are any "catches". Respond after you know all the facts. I interviewed with Thrivent aka Lutheran Brotherhood. Decent job, just wasn't up to the salary I was already receiving.