My study area is astronomy, not biology, so during my fores into this forum, I am a bit out of my element. I adhered quite strongly to Darwinism until I begin to learn details of my own field. Astronomy and cosmology is a marvelous field of study. Advances since I got into the field have been breathtaking. BUT, because of insufficiencies in data sets, conflicts between standard candles, the tiny parallax of the earth's orbit relative to stellar distances, and other issues, there is a lot of uncertainty in many areas.
New theories arise and old ones fall rapidly.
It's a marvelous time to be involved in astronomy and cosmology. The only difference is the degree of bluster by the adherants. The formation of life from nonlife. The Cambrian explosion and 3. The existence of irreducible complexity in certain biological structures.