Unlike most Darwinists on the other side of the evolution controversy, advocates of the theory of intelligent design are far from shrinking from an argument. Some of the best evidence of that is the Epilogue that appears exclusively in the new paperback edition of Stephen Meyer’s book, Darwin’s Doubt: The Explosive Origin of Animal Life and the Case for Intelligent Design.
The duration of the Cambrian explosion, Charles Marshall’s review in Science, the challenge from cladistics — Dr. Meyer considers all the most frequently promoted substantive criticisms of the argument in his book. Now what are they going to say?