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4.0 out of 5 stars
Hundred million years are not enough for the origin of life,
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This review is from: The Feathered Onion: Creation of Life in the Universe (Paperback)
I agree with Trotman's main claim that the earliest forms of life on earth must have been irreducibly complex. Irreducible Complexity does not imply a designer, because it describes the state of a system, not its origin. Trotman argues for an extraterrestrial origin of life without attacking neo-Darwinism. The Feathered Onion is far more than a defence of panspermia. Trotman's book is a courageous, ingenious and successful attempt to identify irreducible complexity as the essence of life, without resorting to intelligent design.
The book itself is a pleasure to read, well designed, and accessible. High value, low price. For a full review with details and references, see the site Was Darwin Wrong? |
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The Feathered Onion: Creation of Life in the Universe by Clive N. A. Trotman (Paperback - August 27, 2004)
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