Author: Don Cupitt

Don Cupitt gave this talk to the Sea of Faith (NZ) Conference on October 2006

Don Cupitt presented this precis of his thinking at a Derby University conference on 12 May 2002.

The following talk was prepared for the New Zealand Sea of Faith Conference, 9-11 October 1998, by Patti Whaley

In this talk to the North London SoF Group in January, reprinted in the March 2006 edition of the Sea of Faith magazine, Don Cupitt drew from his forthcoming book ‘Impossible Loves’

Article by Don Cupitt first appeared in the Guardian ‘Face to Faith’ series, Saturday February 24, 2001

The Sea of Faith, 20 years after—Don Cupitt reflects on the making of his historic TV broadcast.

Thomas Thompson’s The Bible in History: How Writers Create a Past was reviewed by Don Cupitt in the Guardian Weekly, 7 March 1999.

This year’s conference has posed the question: What is religion for? The question is raised against a background of relentless secularization, especially in Europe, Australia and New Zealand.

This article by Don Cupitt originally appeared in the Guardian’s ‘Face to Faith’ series, Saturday April 3, 1999