Signature in the Cell

DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design

By: Stephen C. Meyer

Narrated by: Derek Shetterly

Named one of the top books of 2009 by the Times Literary Supplement (London), this controversial and compelling audiobook from Dr. Stephen C. Meyer presents a convincing new case for intelligent design (ID), based on revolutionary discoveries in science and DNA. Along the way, Meyer argues that Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution as expounded in The Origin of Species did not, in fact, refute ID. If you enjoyed Francis Collins’s The Language of God, you’ll find much to ponder—about evolution, DNA, and intelligent design—in Signature in the Cell.

A good read for anyone with a scientific bent

Stephen Meyer does an excellent job presenting his case for why Intelligent Design Theory, in his opinion, presents the best case for the design apparently present in living things. He does a fair job of presenting both sides of the argument (methodological naturalism or neo-darwinian evolution VS ID) and why he feels ID is the best theory based upon evidence available. He addresses issues which are brought against ID being a scientific theory and refutes them well.

The book is a scientific book written for folks without a scientific bent (I think it tends to be more scientific/technical than the average reader) and is also a long presentation.

No matter which side of the discussion/debate you fall on, this is enlightening and well worth the read.

Naturalists cannot overcome the DNA Enigma.

Very thorough and thought provoking refutation of the Chance Hypothesis that is posited by Neo Darwinist/ Naturalism adherents.

Wow!

This is a mind blowing book. I'm not a scientist, but I was able to follow the complexity of Meyer's thought process.

A Great Book

Signature in the Cell is a great book. I liked the tone and the interesting information. Sometimes it was over my head. Despite that, I think I understand the essential things the book was trying to say. I had the Audible version, and I liked the reader of the text. He was easy to understand and spoke at a nice pace.

Thought Provoking. Challenging.

This book will get you thinking. Challenge your "beliefs" and set in your mind that Science is never settled, and neither is history. I encourage all that are interested in the natural sciences as well as genetics to dive in. You will not be sorry.