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Signature in the cell : DNA and the evidence for intelligent design / Stephen C. Meyer.
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TextPublication details: New York : HarperOne, ©2009.Edition: 1st edDescription: viii, 611 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: - 9780061472787
- 0061472786
- 113.8 22
- BL263 .M475 2009
Contents:
DNA, Darwin, and the appearance of design -- The evolution of a mystery and why it matters -- The double helix -- Signature in the cell -- The molecular labyrinth -- The origin of science and the possibility of design -- Of clues to causes -- Chance elimination and pattern recognition -- Ends and odds -- Beyond the reach of chance -- Self-organization and biochemical predestination -- Thinking outside the bonds -- Chance and necessity, or, The cat in the hat comes back -- The RNA world -- The best explanation -- Another road to Rome -- But does it explain? -- But is it science? -- Sauce for the goose -- Why it matters.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [509]-595) and index.
DNA, Darwin, and the appearance of design -- The evolution of a mystery and why it matters -- The double helix -- Signature in the cell -- The molecular labyrinth -- The origin of science and the possibility of design -- Of clues to causes -- Chance elimination and pattern recognition -- Ends and odds -- Beyond the reach of chance -- Self-organization and biochemical predestination -- Thinking outside the bonds -- Chance and necessity, or, The cat in the hat comes back -- The RNA world -- The best explanation -- Another road to Rome -- But does it explain? -- But is it science? -- Sauce for the goose -- Why it matters.
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