Sure, like no progress in biology was ever made until Darwin out forth his theory, which wasn't even widely accepted for some time.
I guess Mendel and Pasteur just didn't know what they were doing, did they?
Someone’s reply to my sarcastic post was that
biology without Darwinism is just a collection of “random facts” with no cohesiveness.
First of all, that’s nonsense, as you’ve pointed out.
Second of all, I would challenge anyone that tries to hold this position to give me an example of a discovery that couldn’t have been made if approached from the mindset of “let’s try to figure out how & why God created this structure or system in this manner”
as opposed to “let’s see how/why natural selection produced this system or structure”.
I doubt that I could get an honest analysis out of a Darwinist, however, just like you can’t ask a cultist to logically analyze his cult beliefs.