Title: Faith passed off as science: an awful work!!!
Product review: Behe's arguments are the same old irreducible complexity arguments peddled under the guise of molecular biology and passed off as a "breakthough" in our understanding of nature. Though an intelligent writer, Behe clearly doesn't want to understand natural selection. His claims that there are complex molecular structures that cannot be reduced into more primitive forms are hollow. Just like opponents of evolutionary science 100 years ago, he misses the point that there is a gradation of usefulness in the structures of living things. And that structure that are strictly speaking "useless" at one stage in evolution may become useful in combination with new attributes and environments at a later time. Behe would have the reader believe that living things are either perfect or absolutely impossible, but a little common sense and honest reflection shows that the business of survival never has been, nor will it ever be perfect.
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