Why Evolution Is True
by Jerry A. Coyne | 
Darwin's Doubt
by Stephen C. Meyer | 
River Out of Eden
by Richard Dawkins | 
Darwin's Black Box
by Michael J. Behe | 
Why Darwin Matters
by Michael Shermer | 
Life Ascending
by Nick Lane | 
Only a Theory
by Kenneth R. Miller |
Evolution
by Carl Zimmer | 
The Origin of Species
by Charles Darwin | 
Undeniable
by Bill Nye | 
Intelligent Thought
by John Brockman |
Science on Trial
by Douglas J. Futuyma | 
Climbing Mount Improbable
by Richard Dawkins | 
Evolution
by Brian Charlesworth | 
The Making of the Fittest
by Sean B. Carroll | 
The Privileged Planet
by Guillermo Gonzalez | 
An Encyclopedia of Claims, Frauds, and Hoaxes of the Occult and Supernatural
by James Randi |
The Fire in the Equations
by Kitty Ferguson | 
The Serpent's Promise
by Steve Jones | 
The Blind Watchmaker
by Richard Dawkins |
Michael Behe carefully assesses the evidence of what Darwin's mechanism of random mutation and selection can achieve in well documented cases, and shows that even in those cases that maximize its power as a creative force it has only been able to generate very trivial examples of evolutionary change. Could such an apparently impotent and mindless force really have built the sophisticated molecular devices found throughout nature? The answer, he insists, is no. The only common-sense explanation is intelligent design