I know one guy who thinks that Fowler is wrong in very large number of points. He works as an architect in big company now (FAANG) and he did some great projects before, so I certainly trust him. For example he thinks that anemic model is the right way to do and putting methods into data objects is wrong. Unfortunately he does not want to write a book yet, so I can't reveal anything, but I just want to underline that a good engineer should not blindly trust anything, even if it seems to be written by a well received author. I, myself, read his Refactoring book and it was great.

Unfortunately I'm not qualified enough to judge those things myself, I just learned that I must doubt about anything, even if it seems to come from big names.