Darwin's Black Box

If Darwin had access to today's scientific studies and equipment I don't think he would have come up with the same theories that he did 150 years ago. If he knew what we know now even at the High School level of Biology and the basics we are taught about DNA, I believe that he would laugh at his original theories of evolution. There are hundreds if not thousands of other examples of the flaws of the THEORY of evolution. The understanding of DNA has destroyed the last hope of the theory (or religion) of evolution.
It's like the whole world is flat theory taught in science and accepted as fact by all educated people just before they found out that the Earth is round. Even after the flat Earth theory was proven to be false many generations continued to believe in a flat Earth.
Back to evolution... It all comes down to a term called "Irreducible Complexity", a term originated by biochemist Michael Behe and explained in his book “Darwin’s Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution,” which talks about how biological systems are infinitely too complex to have simply “evolved,” from the inanimate components percolating in some primordial pool of mud.
Behe explains that the odds are impossibly high of such a thing happening by chance, not mathematically improbable but actually ruled out mathematically because of the sheer number of mutations required, which would have to occur, in exactly the right order, at exactly the right time to construct the DNA for even such a simple organism as a bacterial flagellum which is nowhere near the additional amount of mutations to eventually form a fish.
I know that it is too much to ask you to read "Darwin's Black Box" available at any bookstore. I am not asking right now for anyone to believe in Creationism but I am asking you to at least relax your "infallible" beliefs in evolution. Evolution is holding on by a thread it is not the intricate tapestry that it once was. If scientist had something else to hold onto besides Creation they would have let go long ago.