What complex concept does Behe argue for?
Self-organization
Emergence
Morphogenesis
Irreducible Complexity
Answer
**Irreducible complexity** refers to the idea that certain biological systems are composed of multiple interacting parts that cannot be reduced to simpler components without losing their overall function. Behe argues that such systems could not have evolved through gradual, incremental changes but must have been designed by an intelligent agent.
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