I was raise lack religious. My parents did not go to church and did not require us to go to church, but if we wanted to go, we could. And I did, where as my siblings did not. Now I'm an atheist, my brother is agnostic and for a while my sister was going to a very, very weird church. But now she's better.

I wasn't raised as an atheist, I wasn't raised with any religion either.
Religion was never mentioned in our house, I never thought about it at all when I was a kid.
It wasn't until I was a teen/young adult that I started to pay any attention to religion, and that was because I didn't like the way it affected our laws.
I guess I'm 100% heathen. lol

This question is kind of like asking:

"Who here was raised as a non-believer in Loch Ness Monster claims?'

i.e. If NOT believing something is the same as believing in something, I'd LOVE to know why?!!! - Any answers?

Sadly, not me. But I raised my daughter as a freethinker. I taught her about various religions and she took a class on the bible in high school. She's one of the sweetest, most generous and tolerant people I know. I often envy her ability to make decisions logically without religious rules kicking in. Catholicism still plays with my head.

I was raised as an agnostic. My parents never gave me any indication that God exists and they didn't go out of their way to say the He doesn't.

When I studied theology later in life I found much about religion to be quite charming as a consequence of not having been exposed to any when I was growing up. I know people who go to Church regularly who are far harder on their Church than I am.

I understand what is wrong with religion of course. There is great charm in it too when it's practiced well.

I was not, but my niece was. She grew up as a happy child who played make believe like any other child. She knew that it was make believe, just like Santa and Jesus.