Enjoy a Reading From the Landmark Book Darwin’s Black Box
It’s the book that helped launch the biochemical challenge to Darwinian evolution. It has been hailed as one of the most influential books on science in our lifetime. And this year, it celebrates thirty years in print! On today’s ID the Future, host Andrew McDiarmid invites you to join him as he reads selections from Darwin’s Black Box, authored by biochemist Michael J. Behe.
The landmark book was an intellectual bombshell when it was published in August of 1996. It was reviewed by the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and other major outlets. It was published by a major New York publishing house, The Free Press, then a division of Simon and Schuster. It was included in a list of the hundred most influential books of the century by National Review. And it has sold over 300,000 copies and counting.
Enjoy today’s reading from the Preface and Chapter 1, and then don’t miss Andrew’s separate two-part conversation with Behe about the impact of Darwin’s Black Box over the last three decades on the scientific establishment and the public conversation about the origins of life on Earth.
Dig Deeper
- Haven’t read Darwin’s Black Box? Get your own copy, as well as Behe’s other books, at his website.
- Learn more about Dr. Behe’s monumental contributions to science in a special one-hour documentary film, Revolutionary.