It is more than a passing irony that the very book -- the Origin of Species -- widely supposed to have eliminated "the supernatural" from biology, in fact keeps theology and the supernatural alive by employing theological assumptions in its key arguments.
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Francis Crick regarded the genetic code found in nature as a "frozen accident." Yet more and more it is looking to be the case that this code is exquisitely finely tuned.
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ID critics quickly learned that the most effective way to target ID was not to address its arguments, but to make accusations of secret, sinister motives among proponents.
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Even oft-cited examples such as Darwin's finches and antibiotic resistance appear to typically involve no more than phenotypic plasticity and the selection of irreducibly complex traits already in existence.
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