Nope! As a child, was forced to attend baptist church. That'll really turn any sane person against religion. I'm quite happy with science, common sense and knowledge. The more educated one becomes, the more likely they'll reject religion.

No I was not raised in a very religious family.

nah I dunno what I'm going back to cause I've not really seen reasons that God really exist

I miss the social part, but that's it.

No, nothing about religion appeals to me. I suppose if I were less of an introvert I might miss the sense of community, but I don't need that either.

yes.sometimes but When you taste the cup of truth you can not be convinced of the illusions of religions

its not easy to be atheist in my counrty . sometimes i wish i was as stupid as religious ppl and that my life would be easier but then i look at my way of thinking and just smile bkz i know i will always choose being like this

No but I miss the sense of community

Nope.

Some of the ritual aspects. As a former catholic and wiccan, ritual was a big part. Its hard to define all the aspects to it, but I do miss that.

Don't miss it. Once you free your mind going back to chains on your mind isn't an option. With the knowledge I've gained in fact based research I will never be able to relate to or participate in any dogmatic false belief system.

that's like asking a prisoner if he/she misses prison.

I love the amazing art produced under the auspices of the christian church, Michelangelo being my favorite. I especially like Jesus throwing the money-changers out of the temple and the strong sense of forgiveness, acceptance and doing unto others in the new testament. However I didn't have to give these up just because I am not christian any more. These ideals/ideas can exist outside of a religion. Oh, and I get my ritual fix from 12-step meetings and lifting. So there ain't much I miss.

As a former Mormon, I miss the music. Gee, I wish the church was true-- I'd go back and sing.

No, just the opposite.

I miss singing in the choir and greeting people, 8 also had a friend there that I lost contact with after I left. There are things I miss for sure, even being in the holy ghost cause it felt freeing to let it all out.. I'm much freer and happier as an atheist though.

I miss that good old gospel music sung by those who have talent beyond anything commercially produced out here. That is what I miss. The music.

Hell NO!

I miss having the support of a community. I wish there was a Sunday Assembly in my area. Is anyone else familiar with that organization?

Yes I do miss the social connections and events. The holidays seem less bright. I still love the holiday lights. When, where and how does a single anti theist, find reason in the holiday spirit? Is love just another biochemical reaction destined to always fade over time? Mostly I miss having a community to be a part of. Here in the Bible belt it is not easy to find friends with common ground.

No I feel very bad how I waste my time with them

I do miss the sense of unity ,community and support that a church has to offer. I suppose that's why Unitarian universalism was the answer for me. Church Without religion if you will.

Yes, Missed to be happy and stupid at the same time

Never! I enjoy being an atheist.

Sometimes I miss cultural things such as food on specific events and also language beauty but don't want that as ritual cuz I hate ignorance.