Before vision reaches the brain, retinal cells massage it with multi-step image processing operations. That's where some of the "magic happens," say neuroscientists.
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I thought I would excerpt here the section (pp. 392-398) from Darwin's Doubt in which Meyer explains Asher's main objection and responds to it.
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On a positive note, it's good to see that biology students at Duke are so up on intelligent design, reading "ID books" and familiarizing themselves with critiques of evolutionary icons.
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Reviewing Darwin's Doubt for the Huffington Post, a Cambridge University paleontologist and theistic evolutionist challenges Stephen Meyer's uniformitarianism.
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These stories are important for pointing to the massive pressure brought to bear in scientific scholarly life to follow the party line on Darwinian evolution.
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