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I will agree with that advice, 33 Girl ONLY if he has objections to being in the midst of religion. Some atheists do, and that's their right. For instance.. there are some atheists who object to pubic prayer at a town council meeting. They either come a few minutes later, or they walk out of the room during the prayer.
If, however.. it's not a big deal to him as it isn't to some atheists.. he can respectfully stand while others pray... if they do. Or listen to bible quotes.. if they read them.
It really depends on how he feels about it.
"Spiritually centered" merely means that a person either believes in a higher power, but not in organize religion... or... doesn't believe in a higher power but still believes in the spirit of humanity.
As an aside... Somebody once sent me the theory that every internet debate ultimately ends up with somebody mentioning Hitler or Nazi Germany at one point or another. Guess it's true!
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