God And Philosophy

The rumor in some circles is that distinguished philosopher Antony Flew--longtime advocate of atheistic humanism--has become a theist. Judge for yourself by reading his new introduction to this reprint of a now classic work, originally published almost forty years ago. Flew addresses the ancient arguments of Aristotle, Aquinas, and Leibniz, among others, as well as the contemporary perspective of Richard Swinburne. Both believers and unbelievers will benefit greatly from Flew's critical analysis of Christian theism and his commitment (following Socrates) to "follow the argument wherever it leads."