ok so you know that the principle is to take something that is true and build a ladder that continues with each previous finding right? well, I've looked at a lot of evidence. the data supporting uniformitarianism is desperately scarce, and scientists are still digging for a substantial intermediate link. things like fossil graveyards, dynamo vs rapid decay theory, and even the amount of salt in the oceans all seem to support a young earth and a biblical worldview. if you say, "Darwin's finches!" then I'll say adaptation/microevolution, both are accepted terms. there is a large difference between genes being altered in reproduction and genes being added. come at me with volcanology and super volcanoes and I have a more than adequate answer lying within some of the nuances of the Flood. if you try homologous structures, then I'll kindly point out that indeed, there are similar biological characteristics between many species bone mechanics, but that's even more reason to believe that their Maker had a good plan and stuck with it. the geological column seems to have dinosaurs existing mainly in the jurassic, triassic, and cretaceous periods, so how do we have cave paintings of dinosaurs? how did humans "evolve" a sense of musical appreciation? of art? these are things that evolution would not have given to us. so, that's the evidence. or most of it. I could come up with some more given some more time I'm sure. alright, so I've proven to myself God exists. now, using deductive reasoning, I prove the Bible is true. then, I must accept what is within it, even when it comes to the hard stuff, like loving my neighbor as myself. there you go. this took a while.