It will linger and there will be moments that you catch yourself thinking like one of the infected.

I left the fundagelical realm about a generation ago and feel reasonably deprogrammed now but still on occasion I stub my toe on my own expectations or assumptions. I would say it's just now down to about the same dull roar as any member of the species has to deal with; I don't get the sense my remaining blind spots or bad thinking are specifically anchored in my past religious views.

So ... there is an endpoint, somewhere. Sort of.

Recalling a lifetime of Atheism, the societal suspicions, limited opportunities, and obvious retribution felt stifling.. A solid sixty years into it, the freedom I had to make healthy choices, develop reality based relationships, appreciate nature & science … then raise a couple of the same -- and aided by testimonials of those like yours - lead me to fully appreciate what an easy road I had in comparison.. Stay the course

If I were you I'd stay with those good feelings and not allow yourself to get distracted by the negativity inherent in the Christian religion. Concentrate on the positive.
It's like being a vegetarian or even a vegan: at first you're awash in the glow of being so healthy and free of planet-destroying guilt, but at some point you look around and realize the world hasn't changed! Still a McDonald's and Burger King on every corner, still the grocery shelves are overflowing with meat, billboards, TV commercials, aieee! Everywhere you look, there it is!
Like an alcoholic trying to avoid alcohol's ubiquitousness.
Or a food addict trying to avoid junk food!
Like an agnostic trying to avoid religion!
It's actually not quite as bad as meat, booze, or even junk food.
Unless you go looking for it, it usually leaves you alone, and it's easy enough to avoid in everyday life (except for the omnipresent, 'Have a blessed day!' and annoying stuff like that.
So try to put up with the negativity on this site and elsewhere. It really is great to put all that childish, paranoid fear-mongering behind you and begin seeing the world in a more free, unblinkered light. Don't give that back up by replacing it with yet ANOTHER pair of dark sunglasses.
Just watch where you look, and especially watch where you step. Lots of people don't clean up after their pets.

Congratulations! Hooray, freedom!

Sounds like a worthy anniversary to celebrate!