First published 2009
Stephen Meyer examines the origins of life through the lens of DNA research. He builds a case for intelligent design by analyzing cellular signatures and genetic information. Meyer argues that Darwin's original theory fails to account for the complexity found in biological systems. The book draws on discoveries in molecular biology to support the idea that life requires an intelligent cause rather than purely material processes. Meyer addresses critics of intelligent design while presenting scientific evidence for his position. Readers curious about the intersection of science and design theory will find detailed arguments about evolution, genetics, and the nature of biological information.
Genres: science, evolution, non-fiction, biology, academic, science-nature
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: academic
624 pages · Hardcover · HarperOne