Michael Behe's position on Darwinism:
"Although Darwin’s mechanismnatural selection working on variationmight explain many things, however, I do not think it explains molecular life. I also do not think it surprising that the new science of the very small might change the way we view the less small."
Darwin's Black Box, p.6
If I understand Behe here, he's saying that he accepts the answers Darwinism provides for many phenomena. However, since he doubts that Darwinism applies to molecular life, that may mean that Darwinism doesn't apply at all.
Is this the same guy who's fond of criticizing Darwinists for their reductionism?
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