Does your experience with religion as a child influence how you approach Atheism?

[SwissTony]

5. I was Catholic in my early days

but I wouldn't say I'm hostile towards religion at all. I don't like people who try to convert me (you think JWs coming to your door is bad, what if your sister and her family are all JWs?). I don't appreciate the fact that churches get very significant tax advantages when many of them have bags of cash. I dislike people who give credit to Jesus where no credit is due e.g. on the old DU someone posted a story about a guy who had had a bad bike accident. He was in hospital for months and had FIVE operations on his head. When he recovered, who did he give credit to? Hint: it wasn't the surgeons.

But that's about it.

I should add that my being atheist has never caused me any personal problems. In the places where I've lived, my atheism is of absolutely no importance. I've read postings on here which have made it clear that's not the situation at all for some people. I suspect that might make a difference.

Edited to add: one more thing that annoys me - Christians claiming they are being persecuted. This isn't ancient Rome, guys.