From a previous thread here on Peaceful Science:
Behe, in ENV:
It has been my experience that one very common way for opponents to try to discredit an argument is to exaggerate it, to ignore distinctions an author makes, and/or to change carefully qualified claims into bizarre absolutes. Why, here’s an example right here:
What Behe is saying is that harming genes is the only way that unguided mutations can ever help an organism.
Matti Leisola, in his review on Barnes and Noble:
Behe introduces new molecular-level facts that sink the Darwinian view of life once and for all: Darwinian mechanism sometimes helps survival of an organism but always by damaging or breaking genes. The conclusion is clear: life is the product of a mind.
Matti Leisola