The Sea of Faith Network (NZ)

Exploring spirituality, religion and ethics
Registered as a charitable entity number CC23293 under the Charities Act 2005

The Sea of Faith Network is an association of people who have a common interest in exploring religious thought and expression from a non-dogmatic and human-oriented standpoint.

Think on this ...

¶ Assume that all human beings become extinct. In the long run that is likely.

¶ Assume also that all human gene material is destroyed.

¶ What then becomes of God?

¶ Would God continue to exist without human beings?

¶ Did God exist before there were humans?

¶ Whatever your viewpoint, where did you get it from?

¶ If you think that the existence of God depends on the existence of humans, what use is the concept of 'God'.

Among the membership of Sea of Faith Network there is a variety of opinions, dogmas, assumptions, preferences, hunches on this and countless related matters.

What do you think?

You can contact us at info@sof.org.nz Webmaster: noel@cheer.org.nz
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 Basic Information
  • About SoF. How and why we got started, what we find valuable.
  • Take a Quick Trip on the Sea of Faith: a good place to start.
  • Newsletters Backnumbers and Contents of the Current
  • How to Order the UK "sofia" magazine.
  • Rules: our Constitution.
  • Operations Manual
  • Office Bearers : The current Steering Committee.
  •  Membership
  • How to join the national group of SoF(NZ)
  • Local Groups: Joining, Websites, NewsSheets
  • What Our Members Think: The Questionnaire
        The Statistical Data |The Qualitative Data
  •  Conferences and Seminars
  • 2011 National Conference at Christchurch.
  •     Conference Papers are available free of charge here.
  •     Conference CDs are available at modest cost here.
  • 2012 National Conference early information.
  •  Resources
  • Our Brochure: Print your own.
  • Documents : Papers and reviews.
  • Resource Centre : Books and CDs available on loan to members.
  • Archives: They are stored by the University of Canterbury.
  • Local and Workshop Resources.
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