Signature in the cell
DNA and the evidence for intelligent design
by Stephen C. Meyer · first published 2009
67% recommend33% neutral
This book presents a compelling new case for Intelligent Design based on revolutionary discoveries in science. Intelligent Design -- the idea that an intelligent cause, rather than an undirected process, best explains key features of life and the universe -- continues to ignite controversy around the world. In Signature in the Cell, Stephen Meyer shows that digital code embedded in DNA points to a designing intelligence and helps unravel a mystery that Charles Darwin did not address: how did life begin? Meyer tells the story of the successive attempts to explain the origin of life, and he deve
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on “Ask HN: What were the best books you read this year?” ↗…online, etc. As far as I am concerned, Meyer is undefeated in any public conversation that I have seen him engage in and I have never read a convincing rebuttal to the arguments he makes in his books (Signature in the Cell, Darwin's Doubt, and The Return of the God Hypothesis). I find Meyer to be a far more credible and far more serious intellectual force than the various academics and intellectuals that are associated…
on “The Forgotten Piece of Evolutionary Theory” ↗"Darwin on Trial" by Phillip Johnson is an eye-opening and surprising read. I recommend it. You can also read "Signature in the Cell" and "Darwin's Doubt" by Meyer. The argument is the "argument from design" -- just like you would be able to recognize the existence of a paper-airplane-designer if you noticed a piece of paper folded…
on “We Need Scientific Dissidents Now More Than Ever” ↗Anyone read Signature in the Cell by Dr Stephen Meyer
on “The baffling intelligence of a single cell (2024)” ↗