Secular Communities don't really need a revolution. There are strong and well founded communities all around the world, and many in the states. They are bonded

Secular Communities don't really need a revolution. There are strong and well founded communities all around the world, and many in the states. They are bonded over like interests, and often strengthened by a total lack of interest in recruiting those who aren't actively seeking them. In the american north west, I have met many secular art-festival goers, academics/research scientists, swingers, like-sports fans, and community living persons who have total support from their communities. The groups that I've seen most supportive are very inviting, but don't actually recruit at all, nor advertise themselves much.