I'd like to ask my fellow atheists if they would be happy to learn there was a god.

[Whateverist]

A lot of folks are talking about worship and how they see that as an ego thing and how that turns them off. On the surface level, I can see how you guys feel that way. 

But I think perhaps you're seeing it in a way that isn't as it was intended. Or at least in a way that is completely different from how I see it. To worship means to have reverence and adoration for, right? Now, if there was a God who was literally the embodiment of love and goodness itself, wouldn't it make sense to adore those things? To bow down before them, give yourself over to them, put them above all else? 

The way I see it, since my belief in God is that He is love and goodness, worshiping Him isn't just about praying and going to church. Though those things are definitely a supplemental/important part of it, in isolation by themselves they aren't true adoration for love and goodness. That part of it get's put into action by how we treat the people and the world around us. We can't really adore goodness and love if we don't strive for those things, make them a main focus of life, and act act accordingly. 

So it's not that God *needs* us to worship Him as part of some ego boost thing. It's that He *wants* us to worship Him because He made us for love and knows true happiness and fulfillment will come from embracing it and knowing it as fully as possible. And part of that comes from knowing and adoring Him, whom is Himself love. 

I know yall don't believe any of that, but I wanted to clarify the whole worship thing as I see it and was taught it.

I don't think so.  Under what circumstances would you want another being -let alone one in your image- to do what I've  bolded?  Just the opposite, when I'm addressing someone who is developmentally disabled or just a lot younger, I emphasize what we have in common.  But if for any reason someone did react in that way, I'd be embarrassed and would not welcome it.