It depends. If you know the co-worker is religious and would appreciate the religious sentiment - then yes.

Otherwise a separate card of your own. Perhaps also offered in the break room.

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

No, you can buy your own card. Or just write a letter--that's considered more proper anyway.

yes. it's not about you it's about them.

sign it.. you're offering condolences, not indicating agreement with what is written.

With unmistakable hint of religious denial. Like ...all things pass and I remember the good times.

You could give them a card of your own. That would be special coming just from you.

Sure. You signing it or initialing it won't hurt you.

No because these types of cards are often sent by well meaning fools to people who may not even share their beliefs. I would go directly to my coworker and let them know if they need anything even just to talk I am available. Religious condolence cards are just another form of Snots and Bears...

If you have to ask this question it is pitiful .

Yes ,I tend to think about other people’s feelings before my own .

I wouldn't. If I'm close enough to them, I'd be there for them instead.

Its not the co-worker's fault its a christian type card. If it were someone I really wanted to offer a moment of comfort to, I would just write something short and sweet, to the point, on the back of the card, with any type of secular condolence I was comfortable with. I've always considered honest secular condolences far more meaningful than any christian one.

I certainly would .My first action would be to attempt to help the person emotionally.The last thing i would do is to serve my own self interest This is highly insensitive in my view .

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 had this kind of situation before and I signed it. Do it if only you feel comfortable, Bible words are just words and maybe you should focus on your co-worker emotional pain.

Of course I would, condolences are for the grieving, just put some nice words that are not religious like may he rest in peace or something like that.

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

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

I don’t see a problem with putting your name on it. Why raise a stink over nothing? What could it possibly hurt. It’s just being courteous and I’m sure you won’t go to hell for doing it.

The card isn't about you. Either offer your condolences to the grieving or don't. Seems like a weird way to make a stand though

Well, while I understand and agree with the popular opinion of "this is not the time", I have a question before I can answer...

Is the person who lost their father religious?
If so, I would sign the card - it's about supporting them, not my personal beliefs (or non-beliefs).
OR
Is the person who lost their father not very religious and the person who picked up the card more religious (and pushing their beliefs)? If this is the case, I would no sign it, and would instead, pick up a card myself to show support.

Of course, if I don't know either of the people involved, I may not even bother to sign the card at all.

Yeah, I would hold my nose and do it. There are times in life when it’s not about me.

Yes.

Yes, I would to give that person some peace. Just don't put your name anywhere near the bible verse.