Title: Persuasive and well researched
Product review: Behe does an effective job in explaining cellular and genetic processes and does so in a manner readily understood by the lay reader. He explains how complex structures like the immune system and the eye cannot become functional by piecemeal mutations within the systems but require coordinated and simultaneous changes of complex structures in order for such systems to remain operant.I didn't detect any religious bias on the part of the author. Rather the weight of evidence leads logically to a conclusion of "intelligent design." Behe doesn't elaborate on the nature or identity of that intelligence.
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