They plan to issue a statement on what they say are the negative effects of religion on society.
All 2,500 tickets were sold out earlier this year, but a religious gathering at the same venue in December attracted three times as many delegates.
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The Global Atheist Convention is bringing together scientists, philosophers, writers and comedians.
They will also hear a film proposal, exposing the amount taxpayers spend subsidising religion.
Participants will be urged to avoid "missionary zeal" in their determination to promote their non-religious message to the world.
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