Richard Dawkins famously declared that Darwin's work made it possible for atheists to be intellectually fulfilled. However, this revised and expanded edition of a seminal book proves him wrong. The origin of life remains a seemingly insurmountable hurdle for unguided material processes, leaving atheism's promise of intellectual fulfillment an unattainable fantasy. Instead, atheists must look elsewhere for answers. This book presents a compelling case for the necessity of intelligent design, demonstrating why traditional origin-of-life research has failed to provide a credible explanation for the astonishing complexity and information-rich structures found within cells. By doing so, it offers a powerful critique of the shortcomings of materialism and a persuasive argument for the role of intelligence in shaping life's origins.