Platinga called the movement "an amiable sort of dottiness". Anthony Campbell also pointed to the contradictions in Cupitt's intellectual project. At once destroying the tenets of Christianity and then claiming to be a "non-realist" Christian seemed to Campbell to be the same as being an atheist. See also Lloyd Geering References Bibliography The Sea of Faith, Don Cupitt, BBC Books, 1984, Cambridge University Press 1988 edition: God in Our Hands, Graham Shaw, SCM, 1987 God in Us, Antony Freeman, SCM, 1993 Faith in Doubt: Non-realism and Christian Belief, David Hart, Mowbrays, 1993 A Reasonable Faith: Introducing Sea of Faith Network, David Boulton, Sea of Faith, 1996 Agenda for Faith, Stephen Mitchell, Sea of Faith, 1997 Emptiness & Brightness, Don Cupitt, Polebridge Press, 2001 God in the Bath: relaxing in the everywhere presence of God, Stephen Mitchell, O Books, 2006, Odyssey on the Sea of Faith: The Life and Writings of Don Cupitt, Nigel Leaves, Polebridge Press, 2004, Surfing on the Sea of Faith: The Ethics and Religion of Don Cupitt, Nigel Leaves, Polebridge Press, 2005, External links Sea of Faith (United Kingdom) Sea of Faith (New Zealand) Sea of Faith (Australia) Sofia, the bi-monthly magazine of SoF U.K. "The vicars who don't believe in God" on the web site of the BBC Interview with Don Cupitt on Philosophy Bites podcast Humanist associations Religious organisations based in the United Kingdom Rationalism Religious pluralism Secularist organizations Nontheism Interfaith organizations