For example, chapter 21 begins his bizarre argument that the sun has programmed DNA on Earth. But what the sun actually does is destroy his preceding argument about entropy. He has claimed that there must be an order-reversing power on Earth for DNA to form, since otherwise the Second Law of Thermodynamics 'says' that order must decrease. But the 2nd Law says nothing about order per se, and what it does say is that what it predicts only holds true for closed systems. The Earth is not a closed system, because it is receiving a constant input of energy from the sun, and if the sun were to vanish, then life would not evolve and, yes, disorder would probably increase.
Life can only reduce thermal entropy by somehow drawing energy in from outside the system.
In our case, this means the sun. There is no energy outside of the universe that you can draw in to reverse universal entropy, so nothing can do what Foster wants, not even life. Indeed, not even God, unless he can violate both the Laws of Thermodynamics. Indeed, speaking of these laws, Foster also seems ignorant of the First. On page 124 he again misunderstands the nature of entropy and even ignores this First Law of Thermodynamics.