The Not-So-Intelligent Designer
Why Evolution Explains the Human Body and Intelligent Design Does Not
by:
Abby Hafer
in:
Biology
Summary:
The book argues against the concept of intelligent design by highlighting the imperfections and flaws in the human body that suggest a natural evolutionary process rather than the work of an omniscient creator. It uses humor and scientific evidence to demonstrate how various quirks and inefficiencies in human anatomy and physiology are better explained by evolution than by the idea of a purposeful designer.
Key points:
1. Evolutionary Theory: The book highlights evolution's role in explaining human body complexities, arguing against its perfect design as suggested by Intelligent Design.
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