Paper: God Exists: How the World's Most Famous Atheist Changed His Mind

A striking intellectual and autobiographical manifesto where Antony Flew, who for more than half a century was universally recognized as the most influential Anglo-Saxon atheist philosopher in the world, formally explains the purely empirical and analytical arguments that forced him to renounce militant atheism to accept the existence of a sovereign and self-existing creator God. Flew details that his honest submission to the Socratic principle of 'following the evidence wherever it leads' led him to conclude that the incredible informational complexity of functional DNA (a literal linguistic and semantic code) and the extreme cosmic fine-tuning of the universe are totally incompatible with mechanistic and chance naturalism. The treatise demonstrates how honest empirical scrutiny inevitably leads to the recognition of the divine Logos.