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== Evidence related to Flew's Conversion to theism/deism ==

== Evidence related to Flew's Conversion to theism/deism ==

[[File:Richard Carrier.jpg|thumbnail|165px|right|[[Richard Carrier]] ]]

[[File:Richard Carrier.jpg|thumbnail|165px|left|[[Richard Carrier]] ]]

[[Athanatos Christian Ministries]] wrote concerning the book ''A Defense of the Integrity of Antony Flew's "There is a God" From His Own Letters'' by Anthony Horvath:  

[[Athanatos Christian Ministries]] wrote concerning the book ''A Defense of the Integrity of Antony Flew's "There is a God" From His Own Letters'' by Anthony Horvath:  

{{cquote|Famed atheist Antony Flew stunned the world with his repudiation of atheism in favor of deism about 2004 but the reasons for his change were unclear. Finally, in 2007, Flew released his book ''There Is a God: How the World’s Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind'' in an attempt to set the record straight.” It was immediately challenged by hostile atheists on a number of grounds, not all of them very charitable. One of the challenges was put forth most prominently by [[PZ Myers]] and [[Richard Carrier]]: Flew had lost his mind; the arguments weren’t his at all, but rather were the product of manipulating Christian apologists.

{{cquote|Famed atheist Antony Flew stunned the world with his repudiation of atheism in favor of deism about 2004 but the reasons for his change were unclear. Finally, in 2007, Flew released his book ''There Is a God: How the World’s Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind'' in an attempt to set the record straight.” It was immediately challenged by hostile atheists on a number of grounds, not all of them very charitable. One of the challenges was put forth most prominently by [[PZ Myers]] and [[Richard Carrier]]: Flew had lost his mind; the arguments weren’t his at all, but rather were the product of manipulating Christian apologists.