Most people will know that Behe is apparently convinced that irreducible complexity demolishes evolution and he has claimed, over the years, to have found several examples of an irreducibly complex structure in an organism - the most famous being the cilia.
I think Behe is a theistic evolutionist and accepts the bulk of the theory of evolution. In a debate with Kenneth Miller, Behe stated that he accepts that man and the other great apes evolved from a common ancestor.
Behe apparently thinks that God had some subtle guiding hand in evolution. His pursuit of irreducible complexity examples is his search for God's fingerprints.
I still find it mysterious that he feels the need to find those fingerprints.
Moose