Title: Exposing the Incapability of Evolution to Explain
Product review: Behe does a magnficent job of explaining the incapacity of evolution to explain the development of such systems as: bacterial flagellum, blood coagulation, synthesis and development of proteins within the cell, and the immune system.He does this, admirably, in ways that us non-scientist types can relate, e.g. example of canned foods in pantry. While evolutionists have no viable evidence to present, but increasingly cite "what if" faith scenarios, Behe presents the position that evolution has no credible explanation for how complex, cell functions came to be.While Behe is careful not to promote a young earth position, he certainly provides much food for thought for "intelligent design." In his words, "The dilemma is that while one side of the elephant is labeled intelligent design, the other side might be labeled God."A very challenging work, but accessible to the non-scientifically trained among us, and too valuable a work to ignore.
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