Probably. The USA is the only developed country where a majority of residents still claim that Religion is important in their daily lives.

http://www.people-press.org/2002/12/19/among-wealthy-nations/

Surveys seldom adjust for Religious Survey Responses being faked to be socially conventional. People tend to respond to Religion surveys the way they think they are supposed to answer, rather than giving truthful answers. That is particularly true when Stats Canada is asking, and recording the name, address, and birth date of people for future publication. If you count heads and tithe envelopes in church you get attendance and tithe rates that are half or less what polls show.

The Christian Superstition is a mix of Biblical Literalists, and deplorable folks who feel that the Babylonian Garden of Eden myth borrowed by Hebrews during the Babylonian Captivity is a metaphor for Cosmology, Astronomy, Geology and Evolution.

http://www.ipsos-na.com/news-polls/pressrelease.aspx?id=5328