DARWIN DEVOLVES :THE NEW SCIENCE ABOUT DNA THAT CHALLENGES EVOLUTION

In his previous work, Darwin's black box, Behe challenged Darwin's theory of evolution. Now, twenty years later, Behe shows that new scientific discoveries made possible only in the past few decades point to a stunning fact: Darwin's mechanism works by a process of devolution, not evolution. The mechanism works by breaking down genes, which means that evolution can help make something look and act different, at least on the surface, but it doesn't have the ability to build or create anything at the genetic level. Critically analyzing the lastest research, Behe gives a sweeping tour of how modern evolution theories fall short, and how the devolving nature of Darwin's mechanism limits them even further. If we are to get a satisfactory answer to how the most complex, stunning life-forms arose, we need to look beyond Darwin.