One of my social groups is comprised of Lutherans, I have never heard any of them say anything about atheists. Another social group I'm in are all non-theists and one almost can't get through one meeting without hearing something derogatory about Christians.
Sounds about right.
In fact, I attend a Lutheran church (but that term in and of itself is a rather broad one, as plenty of Lutheran churches have unfortunately "conformed to the world" [disregarding the "uncomfortable" portions of The Bible] while other Lutheran churches still view The Bible as the ultimate authority (and don't attempt to change it to conform to "the world").
For instance, the ELCA is a very "worldly" Lutheran denomination. They ignore (or otherwise make their own adjustments to) what The Bible says about women pastors, abortion, marriage, and a host of other topics. Meanwhile, the WELS is a very "biblical" Lutheran denomination. They don't allow for women to be pastors, they stand against abortion, they adhere to God's design for marriage, and they otherwise view The Bible as the ultimate authority on all matters.
They are both "Lutheran", but they hold VERY different views on "the issues".
Now I have no experience with the fire-and-brimstone fundamentalists; for all I know they might be howling and hand wringing about the scourge of atheism! lol
As far as my church goes, we're not "howling and hand wringing" about the "scourge of atheism" (or the Church of No God for that matter). In a very basic sense, we generally confess our sins, worship God through song, go through some Bible readings, listen to a sermon relating to those Bible readings, pray about all sorts of stuff, partake in Holy Communion, and fellowship with each other.
