A Defense of Antony Flew?s ?There is a God? from his Own Letters

<p style="text-align: center;"><strong> A Defense of the Integrity of Antony Flew's "There is a God" From His Own Letters </strong></p>
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Several years ago, word came out that Antony Flew had rejected his atheism.  What he accepted was in doubt and in dispute.  In a conversation with Dr. Gary Habermas, I was informed that Flew was very disappointed with the introduction to "God and Philosophy" which was to have addressed his views.  Concerned that Flew might die before he had a chance to set the record straight, I asked for and received Flew's mailing address.  I contacted him, urging him to settle things.  To my surprise, he replied...

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