Displaying concern is not a statement of support for stupidity.

If you have to ask this question it is pitiful .

I'm much like that these days with regards to submitting to being included with things related to god and religion. A couple of years back I decided to not partake anymore and one thanksgiving I was asked to join hands at dinner for prayer and didn't do so. My cousin Eric tried to grab my hand to force me into doing so, but I didn't. He kind of got irritated and tried to insist, and yet I didn't allow it. That thanksgiving gets together was an outlier after the Grandparents decided that staying in Florida was a new way, and wouldn't be going back and forth from Michigan to Florida anymore. I haven't been offered to come back to it since lol. I don't really care though if I do.

Maybe just get your own thank you card and hand over?

Religion should never be part of the workplace under any circumstances, particularly if people are forced to participate in something of a religion they don't agree with. It is unethical, but many people are so immersed in it that they often don't know any better and refuse to learn respect for diversity. You can sign it with a couple comforting secular words perhaps. It is important to keep your job and avoid conflict. Not an easy situation to be in.

I would. It's not about your beliefs, it's about the gesture of solidarity.

I hate cards, esp sympathy cards. why not just speak to the person.

Its not about you, its about their grieving, show the sentiment

I keep a few condolence cards at work. I would not sign the god one, but I would give the person a card.

Yes...you won’t turn into a pumpkin or anything...just put your name to it like everyone else, it’s not about you , it’s about showing that you are with your coworkers in an expression of condolence.

Write your own little note next to your name. Show vompassion for your colleague's loss is more important.

Of course I would sign it .My first thought in this matter would be to feel empathy for the individual not about my self .

I'd either sign it or get a card of my own to give the cowerker.

Yes I would. You can just sign your name or say you're in my thoughts, etc. It's about them right now.

Yes and I would write some clearfly non religious text like: Lets his body become one with mother earth

Lucid dreaming, do you believe in that stuff?
Yeh, I dream a lot but I'm not aware that. I'm dreaming though I do make decisions in those dreams and reflect on consequences in the dream though I don't know if that's lucid dreaming.
Unlike when I was young and dreamt being chased by a monstrous gorilla, my dreams are mostly quite pleasant and I enjoy them. Some are set in the home where my now decased parents lived, others on some mythical places with wonderful oceans with warm water and islands where we hunt for fish with spears and swim.
Unfortunetly I don't have any sexy dreams, well I sort of do but wake up just as the good part is about to start (maybe the Catholic backround).
Do you dream when in REM sleep and do you briefly remember them when you wake up?

Write on it that you are sorry for their loss OR get your own card that says a similar thing and give it to them.

It's totally up to you, if you don't feel like signing a dumb card don't. Give him your condolences next time you see him. I've lost people and received cards with heavy religious stuff on them, it really irked me a bit at the time cause people knew my stance on it and those who passed, but what can ya do.

Regardless if you're going to sign the card and leave a small message make sure it's something respectful of their beliefs. I'm sure it's not the best time to leave an atheist quip.

Don't worry, you'll mellow with time, and experience being so touchy about things. In the meantime just do whatever feels right, and try to not place so much importance on how you think some might see you.

It would depend on if I knew the person or not. I see these kinds of cards all the time and to me it's no big deal. It doesn't affect my lack of belief one way or the other. Let’s face it such cards for the living and if it makes my friend feel better then fine.

Yes!

I don't sign anything that goes against my belief system.
I've written my own card or spoke personally to them.
Follow your conscience

since you did not buy it you can say something like rest in peace,

I'd buy one of my own and sign it.

I'd just write my name inside.

I would - why not? The dead can't read the damn thing anyway but it may provide comfort to the family and since it's not about me - I'm fine with that.