his "outstanding lifetime achievement in the cause of liberty." Upon acceptance of the award in Auburn, Alabama, in September 2001, Flew delivered an address entitled "Locke versus Rawls on Equality." Of his choice of topics, he stated "I am the first Englishman and the first professional philosopher to receive the Schlarbaum Prize. So it seems appropriate to begin by talking about the greatest English philosopher, John Locke." On 11 May 2006, Antony Flew accepted the second "Phillip E. Johnson Award for Liberty and Truth" from Biola University. The award, named for its first recipient, was given to Flew "for his lifelong commitment to free and open inquiry and to standing fast against intolerant assaults on freedom of thought and expression". When informed of his award, Flew remarked, "In light of my work and publications in this area and the criticism I’ve received for changing my position, I appreciate receiving this award". He was an honorary associate of the New Zealand Association of Rationalists and Humanists and a fellow of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. In 1985, Flew was awarded the In Praise of Reason Award the highest honor the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry awards. The award was presented by Chairman Paul Kurtz in London "'[I]n recognition of his long-standing contributions to the use of methods of critical inquiry, scientific evidence, and reason in evaluating claims to knowledge and solving social problems." Works A New Approach to Psychical Research (1953) New Essays in Philosophical Theology (1955) editor with Alasdair MacIntyre Essays in Conceptual Analysis (1956) Hume's Philosophy of Belief (1961) Logic And Language (1961) editor God and Philosophy (1996) (1966) Second series Evolutionary Ethics (1967) An Introduction to Western Philosophy: Ideas and Argument from Plato to Sartre (1971) Body, Mind and Death (1973) Crime or Disease (1973) Thinking About Thinking (1975) Sociology, Equality and Education: Philosophical Essays in Defence of A Variety of Differences (1976) Thinking Straight (1977) A Dictionary of Philosophy (1979) editor, later edition with Stephen Priest Philosophy, an Introduction (1979) Libertarians versus Egalitarians (c. 1980) pamphlet The Politics of Procrustes: contradictions of enforced equality (1981) Darwinian Evolution (1984) Examination not Attempted in Right Ahead, newspaper of the Conservative Monday Club, Conservative Party Conference edition, October 1985 God: A Critical Inquiry (1986) – reprint of God and Philosophy (1966) with new introduction David Hume: Philosopher of Moral Science (1986) Oxford: Basil Blackwell Agency and Necessity (1987) series = Great