Items of Interest

The following items are likely to be of interest to those with similar views to the NZARH.

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Books

The Blind Watchmaker - Richard Dawkins The God Delusion - Richard Dawkins The Greatest Show on Earth - Richard Dawkins The End of Faith - Sam Harris Letter to A Christian Nation - Sam Harris

God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything - Christopher Hitchens The Portable Atheist: Essential Readings for the Nonbeliever - Christopher Hitchens Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon - Daniel Dennett Why I Am Not a Christian - Bertrand Russell The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark - Carl Sagan

50 Reasons People Give for Believing in a God - Guy P. Harrison Atheism : The Case Against God - George Smith

Documentaries

The God Who Wasn't There Religulous Jonathan Miller's A Brief History of Disbelief The Root of all Evil? The Enemies of Reason

The Genius of Charles Darwin Evolution Cosmos

Locally Produced

Heathen in Godzone - Bill Cooke A Rebel to His Last Breath: Joseph McCabe and Rationalism - Bill Cooke The Gathering of Infidels: A Hundred Years of the Rationalist Press Association - Bill Cooke The Dictionary of Atheism, Skepticism and Humanism - Bill Cooke To Hell with God - Steve Cooper

Myths of Modern Religion - Steve Cooper Origins of the Christian Faith - Steve Cooper The Secular Trend in New Zealand - Jim Dakin The Purple Economy - Max Wallace Realising Secularism - edited by Max Wallace

New Zealand and Australia's Secular Heritage and its Future

Podcasts of the 2008 Secular Heritage Conference are available online.

BILL HASTINGS, NZ Chief Censor, Opening Speech

NICKY HAGER, The influence of fundamentalist religious groups on New Zealand politics

BILL COOKE, Is New Zealand a "Christian Nation"?

MAX WALLACE, Clericalism in New Zealand

IAIN MIDDLETON, New Zealand's Secular Education

LLOYD GEERING, New Zealand's contribution to a secular global world

LEWIS HOLDEN, Secularism and New Zealand republicanism

Moderated panel discussion