Ok so let us just look at this part[quote=Michael Behe]Darwinian evolution works well when a single small change in an organism’s DNA produces a notable effect. That’s what happens to give the various breeds of dogs. But when multiple, coordinated changes are needed for an effect, chance mutation loses its power.[/quote] Can it be said then that - because man cannot really control or sequence nature accurately that we cannot dictate the evolution of the organism but rather through small adjustment of a single DNA element affect the minute changes that results in the slight mutations we call breeds. I find Dr. Behe's ideas fascinating and it reminds me of the weird discussions I used to have with my smarter relatives when we discussed some scientific theories. Of coures they were much "smarter" because they burned spliffs and I was not allowed. :(