Darwin's Doubt

The Explosive Origin of Animal Life and the Case for Intelligent Design

Stephen C. Meyer

The book examines the Cambrian explosion, a period when a vast number of animal species appeared abruptly in the fossil record, which the author argues poses a challenge to the theory of evolution by natural selection. It presents the case for intelligent design as an alternative explanation, suggesting that the complexity and diversity of life during this period cannot be fully explained by current evolutionary mechanisms.

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Return of the God Hypothesis

Three Scientific Discoveries That Reveal the Mind Behind the Universe

Stephen C. Meyer

The book argues that recent scientific discoveries in physics, cosmology, and biology point towards the existence of an intelligent designer behind the universe. It presents the case that the universe's fine-tuning, the complexity of life, and the evidence for a universe with a beginning are best explained by the involvement of a purposeful mind.

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Signature in the Cell

DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design

Stephen C. Meyer

The book presents an argument for intelligent design based on the complexity of DNA and the information it encodes. It critiques evolutionary explanations for the origin of life and posits that an intelligent cause is the most plausible explanation for the presence of information-rich biological molecules.

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