Title: Just an attack on legitimate and founded science.
Product review: Behe was supported by a group of fundamentalist Christians, The Institution for Creation Research in San Francisco, in his endeavor to write this "scientific" book. Despite his expressed attempt to write from a religiously unbiased perspective he had the path cleared for him by Christians with an agenda to eradicate legitimate science and the theory of evolution from public education. Behe was their key to getting intelligent design and creationism on the table as science in the public school system. Regardless of his motives, he is merely a tool for the misguided who believe that evolution is a threat to their eternal souls. While he gleefully denounces certain aspects of evolution he woefully omits any proof of his own "scientific" explanations. Exceptional and better-qualified scientists have disproved his main points easily. His book does not deserve scientific scrutiny any longer and should only be read for entertainment purposes.
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