One can speak of DNA and of God. This is the proposal of the apologetic movement that defends Intelligent Design in this book.
The so-called "theory of evolution" has been taught to students in schools and universities from the beginning of the 20th century until today, creating, in those from traditional Christian families, a serious mental conflict between the biblical creationism preached in their church and the materialistic evolutionism taught in their classes.
However, the landscape is changing. Evolutionist theses, considered until recently irrefutable, and which no one could question without risking ridicule, are showing increasing fissures every day. Science is not a static discipline; it constantly evolves by adding new discoveries.
So, if literal biblical creationism, known as Young Earth Creationism (YEC), is not sustainable because scientific discoveries make it unviable; and materialistic evolutionism proves increasingly powerless to explain the complexity of the universe and the origin of life, what is the way out?
The author proposes a third path in this book: that of intelligent design. He defends the idea that DNA, as well as other fundamental structures and processes of life, are due to the action of an intelligent designer, and he is convinced that the investigation of this intelligent design will, sooner or later, establish itself as a scientific discipline, despite the strenuous efforts that atheist scientists continue to make to prevent it.
However, science cannot and should not go beyond this, as its method makes it incapable of scrutinizing the identity of the Designer. To continue down this path, one must join hands with theology; it is by uniting the efforts of both, which until now have been seen as enemies, that it becomes possible to reach: God through DNA.
Within the believer community, this book is an ideal tool for pastors or Christian teachers, who can recommend it to high school or university students who ask them questions about the Christian stance on science, creation, and evolution.