The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism Audiobook

" Pretty good follow-up and update on his original book. I didn't find this one quite as thorough as his previous, but it has been a while since I read that one so memory may not be serving me too well. "

" I think that the book was really very good, but perhaps it is because I am biased in his favour. The discussion on the role of Darwinian evolution regarding malaria was extremely interesting and very thought provoking. "

" Really? His last two books didn't humiliate him enough? What part of "irreducible complexity is an illusion based on ignorance" doesn't this guy get? And who the heck made him the expert on what evolution can do and can't do? A degree in chemistry? If that were true, my Linguistics training makes me a good author. Hey, its all language, right??? "

" Started off with good arguments, but ended up repeating the same arguments throughout the book. Needed more "evidence" to support his position. Would recommend the first few chapters, but nothing beyond. "

" Another great book. Can random mutations account for the diversity of life on this planet? Science says no. Behe details why. Fantastic! "

" An interesting view and it is good to balance out the thoughts of writters like Dawkins, but the book way dry and a bit hard to follow. "

" discussion of why evelution can not explain the diversity and complexity of life. presented clearly but not all points are sound. written by a known advocate of intelligent design and it shows in his writing. "

" Argues for Darwin's assertion of universal common descent, but questions the over-touted ability of its proposed mechanism, namely undirected natural selection acting on random mutation, in the light of experimental evidence. "

" Argues for Darwin's assertion of universal common descent, but questions the over-touted ability of its proposed mechanism, namely undirected natural selection acting on random mutation, in the light of experimental evidence. "

" Another great book. Can random mutations account for the diversity of life on this planet? Science says no. Behe details why. Fantastic! "

" This is a text book read. Basically. It has some neat ideas in it, but it would have been nice if it were more concise and organized in a way that allowed skipping to areas of interest. "

" An interesting view and it is good to balance out the thoughts of writters like Dawkins, but the book way dry and a bit hard to follow. "

" This is a good read. Behe is clever and very readable. I sometimes got lost in the numbers, but I expected that. A better intelligent design book than Demski's The Design Revolution. "