Darwin's Doubt The Explosive Origin of Animal Life and the Case for Intelligent Design

Charles Darwin's theory of evolution left one major puzzle unsolved: the Cambrian explosion, where diverse animal life suddenly appeared in the fossil record without clear ancestors. Stephen C. Meyer explores this enduring mystery, highlighting how modern biology's understanding of DNA and biological information only deepens the enigma. He argues that the origin of this complex information, crucial for building animal forms, is best explained by intelligent design rather than purely undirected evolutionary processes.