If there was a pilgrimage for atheists,where would they go?

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the library

College or university?

Oh, sorry, that’s just what many atheists do after high school.

The closest thing I've done to a pilgrimage was a visit to the Very Large Array (VLA), a series of radio telescopes in New Mexico. It was featured in the movie Contact, which was only a few years old at the time.

I think the LHC would be an appropriate one for today. Or maybe a really good research library.

There are many places I would go. However, they are very personal. This is because there is no link between atheists other then knowing there is no god.

My personal pilgrimages would be:

Athens for the birth philosophy

India for the Buddha

We already go to Glastonbury, Avebury, Rollright and Stonehenge

By definition, atheists can't go on a pilgrimage. No place could be considered "holy" in an atheist world view.

However, due to my interests in science and technology, I think an experiment at the LHC would be amazing to see, but there is no requirement that any other atheist share my interest.

Any science museum

no

Probably visit the moon if it was possible. To get away from the christian halfwitts for a while

We need go nowhere.

Reality exists everywhere.