Surfing on the Sea of Faith: The Ethics and Religion of Don Cupitt

What kind of ethics and religion are possible without belief in an objective, realist God? In Surfing on the Sea of Faith, Nigel Leaves explores Don Cupitt's answer to this question. Leaves argues that Cupitt's solar personal ethics and humanitarian social ethics affirm a way of living both for ourselves and others. He then turns to the question, What kind of Christianity is possible after God?" and explores the development of Cupitt's thought about what the religion of the future might be.