Title: I still believe Darwin
Product review: The author of this book is so simple minded (and w/o imagination) that a simple physical system (the cell) has him looking to the sky. He disguises himself as a scientist and at the first sign of trouble (complexity) he bails out looking for a higher power. He has a good understanding of the biochemical processes that are in place, but fails to mention any research on more primitive organisms that could show us how our complex cells evolved. His argument about irreducibly complex is the biggest crap I ever read. Anything can be considered irreducibly complex in the context of what it does. Take the human body. You need a finger (among other things) to hold a chaulk. You finger is part of a irreducibly complex system when it comes to you picking up a chaulk. So does that mean all of a sudden that a higher power put the human body together? Give me a break. I think there's enough evidence in fosiles to prove otherwise. I don't recommend this book to any real scientfic mind.
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