Volume 4, Issue 1, Spring-Summer 2001
Niall Shanks, Karl Joplin
Pages 54-67
Behe, Biochemistry, and the Invisible Hand
In this essay we take creationist biochemist Michael Behe to task for failing to make an evidentially grounded case for the supernatural intelligent design of biochemical systems. In our earlier work on Behe we showed that there were dimensions to biochemical complexity---redundant complexity---that he appeared to have ignored. Behe has recently replied to that work. We show here that his latest arguments contain fundamental flaws.