[freepatriot32]

DARWINS BLACK BOX: THE BIOCHEMICAL CHALLENGE TO EVOLUTION This link contains 42 sample pages from the book that you can check out also

[Right Wing Professor]

Thanks. I found the excerpts somewhat disappointing. Behe was a pretty fair biochemist once; yet his entire argument on the subject of the eye seems to be to impress the gullible with what a big complicated system it is (as sensors go, it's actually comparatively simple) followed by the argument that it couldn't have come together all at once. Of course it couldn't. But no one thinks it did. It's little more than argumentum ad ignorantem; because there are parts of the evolution of the mammalian eye we don't understand (we do, mind you, know more than he seems to give us credit for) it can't be undersood.