Rev. Clay Nelson of St Matthew-in-the-City, one of Auckland's Anglican Churches, spoke to the NZARH in February on religious diversity and the value of a secular society.

His talk is now available for viewing online. A transcript of the talk is available here.

Clay recently wrote an article in our journal, The Open Society, titled: 'The Sin of Tolerance in an Age of Reason'.

In his book The Purple Economy, Dr Wallace points out that despite plummeting church attendance, churches still pay no income tax, no capital gains tax and little in the way of property taxes or rates.

The Purple Economy book launch commences at 5 pm Sunday December 9th at Rationalist House, 64 Symonds Street, Auckland.

This book can be purchased from the NZARH office. Click here for more details.

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The NZARH has got two new books available for purchase from its office.

Click here for more details.

December's talk by Max Wallace on the separation of Church and State in France is now available for viewing online.

The Race Relations Commissioner has invited public feedback on a Draft Statement on Religious Diversity in New Zealand.

A number of members also put forward submissions in addition to the one put forward on behalf of the NZARH. These include:

• NZARH
• Max Wallace
• Andrew Geard

The NZ Herald story Clark calls for action to combat extremism provides a much clearer purpose for the statement than provided by the Human Rights Commission.

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