Should atheists have a symbol to denote their beliefs?

Symbols are everywhere particularly in the area of religious beliefs and basically act as badges of membership. Is it time atheists had a symbol we could hang on the wall or on a necklace or something? I promise this is a serious question. I was reading the question about being an atheist in Texas and one answerer referred to christians hanging symbols in their office cubicles. Do we need an atheist symbol of solidarity or so we can recognise each other? If you think we should then what would a good symbol be? NOT an upside-down cross thank you. And preferably not one that has been taken like the cannabis leaf.

2008-08-05T05:22:19Z

Edit: How about a What Would Dawkins Do wristband?

2008-08-07T05:36:31Z

Wow, I jut found this, ever atheist symbol you could need! http://homepage.mac.com/lpetrich/Pix/NumberedAtheistSymbols.jpg

Kc2008-08-04T18:19:27Z

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Anonymous2008-08-05T01:29:57Z

The picture of the pink invisible unicorn and the one of the Flying Spaghetti Monster are often used as symbols of atheism. They are the deities of parodies to religion. However, the unicorn is unknown for most people (and also so girly) and the Flying Spaghetti Monster is now a so known (isn't this a paradox?) as an Internet Mode. I think that the best option is the most simple Nietzsche photograph with the text "God is dead"

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Anonymous2008-08-05T01:21:45Z

No, we're not a group, just people who have 1 idea in specific in common. Don't associate us with religious groups. A symbol is not needed.

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Anonymous2008-08-05T01:19:30Z

My personal atheist symbol is the smiley face flipping a bird.

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Doug O2008-08-05T01:20:24Z

It's hard to come up with a symbol for a group whose defining characterisic is non-interest in something.

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