Christian country?

HuffPost UK questioned 2,004 people in October about the role of religion in the UK today and got a bunch of answers that I would say are pretty obvious for ordinary people who live in our actual society, but probably quite confusing and/or inconvenient for those (like David Cameron and others in the establishment elite) who don't. They still believe we live in a "Christian country".

For example,

• Atheism is the fastest growing segment up by 6.4 million people since 2001
• 45% of Christians and 70% of Jews thought that religion does more harm than good.
• 69% of Jews and 60% of Christians believe that Atheists are just as likely to be moral as religious people.
• 50% of Jews said they were not religious at all, only 7% of Muslims said the same.
• Older people dismissed the idea that atheists are less moral people, only 3% of over 65 believe that (clearly wisdom does come with age - I live in hope at least!)
• 12% of young people (18-24) believe that atheists are less moral people
• 43% of Women vs. 36% of men describe themselves as very or somewhat religious.

About the only things that surprised me were the % of young people that clearly don't have a clue about morality and where it actually comes from (probably befuddled by a combination of Church of England RE schooling and the X-Factor) and the possibility that more Women than men are very religious, this seems at odds with how most religions treat Women, i.e. unequally.