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Line 4: − − == Anthony Flew and the no true Scotsman fallacy == − − The [[no true Scotsman]] fallacy] was coined by the English philosopher Anthony Flew in his book ''Thinking about Thinking - or do I sincerely want to be right?''. At the time Flew wrote the book he was an atheist, but he later became a [[theism|theist]]. − − Atheists commonly employ the no true Scotsman fallacy (see: [[Atheism and the no true Scotsman fallacy]]).
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Flew's book, ''There Is a God: How the World's Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind'' was published in 2007 and documents his reasons for becoming a theist.
Flew's book, ''There Is a God: How the World's Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind'' was published in 2007 and documents his reasons for becoming a theist.
== Evidence related to Flew's Conversion to theism/deism ==
== Evidence related to Flew's Conversion to theism/deism ==