I’d say about 15% are atheists, 20% are humanist or agnostic, about 40% believe in some type of god, God/Goddess, and 25% don’t give any thought to it at all.

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I counted four that I'm sure about, and I didn't count my kids.

I do not ask friends their leanings, nor do I volunteer mine; so I may have more non religous friends than I think.

No idea, I look at actions and behaviors. Obviously I know some people who go to church/temple but other than that, no idea.

All but one or two people who I am closest to are non-believers of one flavor or another. I qualify a flavor as someone who does not openly consider themselves an atheist, but they see through the b.s. of religion.

Of my two best friends, both of whom I've known for about 30 years, one was raised Jewish but is an atheist and the other was raised in Xianity and is a devout Xian but he's a great guy. Both friendships have worked equally well over decades.

Go figure.

Two. My gson and a friend of my daughters. My daughter and gdaughters call themselves agnostic. But, I'm working on it

Well over 5 including my brother and sister in law, and as with StarvingArtist, several friends whom I have no idea because it doesn't come up in our social life.

None who call themselves atheists.

Several who are non-believers in Christian dogma, but do not turn their non-belief into a major campaign.

Here in the Bible Belt, it's rare to meet a thinking person (atheist).

I have three good friends who are atheists, but only one lives here.

Not enough of us around me

Most from here and my one son who is a confirmed atheist

i have no idea! i didn't even know what, if anything, my parents believed (apart from being secular jews) until, as an adult, making a long-distance call from 3,000 miles away, i was prompted to ask them by someone who casually asked what my folks believed. i didn't know the answer so i had to ask! mom said she wasn't sure but she thought she believed in god. my dad said he wasn't sure but he thought he didn't. both of them asked why i was calling long-distance to ask such a silly question! so... i don't know. i know some who have declared that they do and some who have declared that they don't, and some who have not shared this tidbit with me. it doesn't matter to me since if i don't know it means they're not pushing their beliefs on me, right?

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The only true friend atheist I ever knew was my dad. I miss him.

My good friend's adult son is an atheist. He's cool. And smart. But, I wouldn't consider him MY friend.

I used to ride with a group of motorcyclists and there was a guy who was an atheist. We are good acquaintances, but I wouldn't consider us good friends.

I only know about 3 atheists and none are close friends .I do not really know what most of my friends views on a god are because I honestly do not really care . I do not choose my friends according to this criteria.I very rarely talk about this subject .

They are some of my best friends!

The only one I know is my brother. Many people are moderate Christians and some even oppose organized religion (although even they are heavily in the minority). I remember one of my undergrad friends specifically mentioned she wasn’t attending a Micheal Zimmerman lecture about the confluence of religion and science that our biology department sponsored because she said that topic had already challenged her faith enough and that she didn’t want these 2 ways of thinking to mix (I suspect because she knew which one would have more credence, but that’s just wishful thinking on my part).

It's funny, but most of my friends haven't really explicitly told me what their views are regarding God. And I don't have many close friends to begin with. Some are nonreligious, for sure, but that doesn't necessarily equate to atheist. I don't think any are hard atheists, but whether they're soft atheists, as I consider myself to be, or more traditional-agnostics or ignostics or apatheists… I really don't know. (shrug)

I try to Mind My Own Business, and prefer others to do the same. WTH would I pry?

I know 20-30...maybe more, but I don't consider any of them friends

My best friend is a non believer which I think is why we are such good friends .

Have about fifteen to twenty that I call close friends and another twenty who are friends.

I have no idea. I don't usually ask about religion.