Intelligent Design

Exploring the ongoing debate between random chance and intelligent design, this book addresses fundamental questions surrounding the origins of life. It delves into whether intelligent design qualifies as science or religion and clarifies its distinction from creationism. Rather than attacking evolution, the author emphasizes rational discourse to navigate these contentious issues. Aimed at those curious about humanity's origins, it seeks to foster understanding rather than conflict, inviting readers to contemplate the complexities of existence.