Gary Habermas Reviews Antony Flew's New Book
The Evangelical Philosophical Society has recently published a review of Antony Flew's latest book, There is a God: How the World's Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind . The review is entitled Antony Flew's Deism Revisited: A Review Essay on There Is a God and has been written by one of the people who Flew regularly conversed with prior to his change of heart: Dr. Gary Habermas. The article gives a nice summary of several chapters of the book. I found the following especially interesting: The second half of the book consists of the long-awaited reasons for Flew's conversion to deism, titled "My Discovery of the Divine." It includes seven chapters on Flew's religious pilgrimage, along with the nature of the universe and life. Two appendices complete the volume. "A Pilgrimage of Reason" (chapter 4), is the initial contribution to this section. In this essay, Flew chiefly makes the crucial point that his approach to God's existence has bee...