Title: Sheer drivel
Product review: Being a biologist I read the chapters that pertained to biology (since that's what I'm most comfortable with) over a one hour span. By the end of those 60 minutes I wanted to shoot myself in the face.Essentially, all biology is dealt with in interviews with Mr. Wells and Behe (I refuse to call them "Dr.") and are just lame rehashings of the their dreadful books. Yet, Strobel takes everything they say as the truth and only half attempts to question their opinions. I wouldn't hold it against Strobel if he had actually talked to a real biologist (one who doesn't have a disclaimer on his department's website or has published anything even remotely scientific in recent history), but he attempted no such thing.I realize this book is a few years out of date, but the information contained in it is simply so flat out false in the small amount I was qualified to judge that I could not sit idly by and not comment on this literary and scientific atrocity.
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