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'''''Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution''''' is a 1996 book written by scientist [[Michael Behe]] in which he argues that many biochemical systems are [[irreducible complexity|irreducibly complex]].  This means in order to function in their current form, they could not have had precursors in their development.  No series of intermediary steps could have achieved a working result.  Therefore, by logical process of elimination, they must be the result of [[intelligent design]] rather than having occurred through a natural [[evolution|evolutionary]] processes.

'''''Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution''''' is a 1996 book written by scientist [[Michael Behe]] in which he argues that many biochemical systems are [[irreducible complexity|irreducibly complex]].  This means in order to function in their current form, they could not have had precursors in their development.  No series of intermediary steps could have achieved a working result.  Therefore, by logical process of elimination, they must be the result of [[intelligent design]] rather than having occurred through a natural [[evolution]]ary processes.

Several examples are cited.  The modern movement for intelligent design was given a strong boost from Behe's book.

Several examples are cited.  The modern movement for intelligent design was given a strong boost from Behe's book.