Antony Flew

Antony Flew was a British philosopher renowned for his contributions to the philosophy of religion. He was a prominent advocate for atheism, positing that one should presuppose its truth until empirical evidence for a God emerges. Flew critically examined concepts such as life after death and the meaningfulness of the idea of God. In a later phase of his intellectual journey, he declared a belief in God, attributing this shift to his enduring commitment to follow the evidence wherever it leads.