I rejoice to be an atheist.

[Tiberius]

3%? Hardly. It's more like 60%.

I don't know where those results are held, I just heard from a reliable source. I'll see if I can dig them out. Do you have conflicting evidence then? Or is that just a feeling?

Also, and importantly, those are not people who call themselves christian but miss the actual accepted definition. Pretend christians may make up a larger number.

I think we're actually both wrong. Here are some stats:

http://www.vexen.co.uk/UK/religion.html

Looks like you are more correct with the statement that there are more non-believers (according to recent polls) but there are certainly a lot more than 3% that go to church and call themselves Christian. As for your "pretend christian" argument, it's a no true scotsman, please refrain.