Many atheists will attack Christians online or in person. They will say everything we believe is false and get so mad when we believe in it. They seek out Christians to mock.
Each atheist is a unique person, to get to know, I would say.
occasionally I find some willing to simply discuss and reason, without damning anybody.
It can be a "good cop, bad cop" strategy. In Satan's kingdom there are ones who try to break us with bashing, while others try to charm us to accept what they want. And both can be wrong. One can hurt me, so then I am weak in pain so I accept another's charm in order to try to soothe myself. The soother might not be an atheist, of course.
One thing I notice is how certain ones try to charm us with the idea that they are not terrible people. They make it seem like they are nice and therefore don't need Jesus. But being able to act nice is not enough. Jesus is so better than any of us humans are! . . . including in how He is able to have us discover how to love. God has so more and better for people. So, it is not wise to claim I am nice and therefore I don't need Jesus. We need to become like Jesus so we are compatible with Him, so we can spend eternity together; or else in our conceit of feeling we are enough without Him . . . we are not compatible with the One who really loves. We can't be creative in loving, like our Creator, except through Jesus who is the way > John 14:6.
I now understand that worldly people are mainly about preference for pleasure. Ones might have been brought up by religious parents who were not living in God's love and so they were not deeply satisfied people. So, their children discover how their religious copy-catting has not helped their parents; and so the children in desperation go to peers who likewise do not help those children. And then is when in desperation they seek various sorts of foolish pleasure, trying to make themselves satisfied.
But enough is never enough.
And so they are a product of superficially religious homes. So, if we do not like what really is a product, stop what is helping to produce it, and become examples with Jesus. And do not be fooled into supposing that the real church has gone downhill; because what God has done keeps working, keeps succeeding. But products of superficial Christianity are evidence of
its failure . . . not of Jesus and His church.
So, I do not buy reports of certain "revivals" which have spurted but then sputtered. God keeps giving
"increase" > 1 Corinthians 3:6-7; also we have Philippians 2:12; and Paul says God brought better results than Paul and others had hoped > 2 Corinthians 8:5. So, from these scriptures I personally understand that God's way and church continues to do better and more. But this world can make it seem otherwise.