Sure, as long as you can show it requires an atheist society. France is not an atheist society in my opinion. More like a secular one. The French consider religion to be private, not absent.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_France
Religious expressions and Biblical references are coming back in public rhetoric and during the 2007 presidential campaign, Nicolas Sarkozy and Ségolène Royal, both raised as Roman Catholics, made a number of references to their faiths.[4] [5] For the first time ever, the French media asked all candidates to declare their religious affiliations; out of 12 candidates, all but one accepted to answer.[6] One of the more significant signs of evolution is on the left: the anti-globalisation activist José Bové feels close to Christianity, Marie-Georges Buffet, head of the fading French Communist Party strongly opposes any anti-religious interpretations of French secularism [7]. However, both of them stop short of self-identifying as believers, probably for ideological reasons.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_France