Sir Lloyd Geering, known as New Zealand’s oldest ‘heretic’, has died at the age of 108. Geering, a former Anglican bishop and theologian, was renowned for his critical views on religion and his refusal to conform to traditional doctrines. He continued to express his beliefs even as his health declined, maintaining his stance until the end. Born in 1915, Geering became a prominent figure in New Zealand’s religious and academic circles, challenging established norms throughout his long life. His death marks the end of an era for those who followed his controversial teachings. Geering’s legacy includes his writings and public debates, which often questioned the role of religion in modern society. His passing has prompted reflections on the impact of his work and the lasting influence of his ideas.