Title: If this is the only book on Darwinism you ever read...
Product review: you're being intellectually dishonest with yourself. Behe's argument is an old one -- a mix of false dichotomy and argument by ignorance. ("Since I don't know exactly how it happened, it must have been caused by God".) This time, Behe's dressed it in pseudo-scientific garb designed to convince those who are semiliterate in science. However, once one uncovers the intellectual misrepresentations, dodges and distortions Behe uses to support his point (best demonstrated by a biochmist whose page is easily found if you search for David Ussery), one can only wonder how this book managed to get published in the first place. Also, hard-core Creationists should read Behe a bit more carefully before embracing him, since he states "I find the idea of common descent ... fairly convincing, and have no particular reason to doubt it." As appealing as all this may be to those prone to wishful thinking, Behe's emperor has no clothes.
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