To take the preconditions of intelligibility for granted, you must have a biblical ultimate standard

No worries I also fail many times at explaining myself correctly. First question; what reason is there to believe the Bible is correct? Well the Word of God is the only logical ultimate standard, any other standard blows it's self up. You cannot have the laws of logic as your standard because it is illogical to not have a reason to have them as your ultimate standard. The reason why I have a reason for using the laws of logic without just simply using them without reason is because I for one believe in the Bible, but the Bible says we are made from God's image. In that case we think like God and therefore our logical thinking is universal. To be logical, we must have a logical reason to believe in things, ironically those who don't believe in the Bible have no logical reason to accept the laws of logic. This implies that creationism is fundamentally true, and by that evolutionists or secularist or rather non biblical world views stand on biblical soil, yet claim the biblical soil to be secular or non biblical. No only that, but non biblical world views use the preconditions of intelligibility against the biblical world view. So what is happening? The non biblical world view is being self destructive. If they prove them selves right then they are false and therefore their world view is false. If evolution is true then the biblical world view is false, and therefore it would be intellectually incorrect and illogical to have it as an ultimate standard, so you would have no other choice logically but to accept the preconditions as our standards. Although this anyway is logically incorrect, because if we are to gain knowledge we could not gain it by the preconditions alone, since what are the preconditions based upon? Nothing, therefore it is illogical to simply accept them and take them for granted. Thus the only logical solution is to believe in the Word of God to allow the preconditions to gain us absolute knowledge about the universe. This is a misunderstanding that I think my opponent has made. I don't need to give any evidence of my argument because the laws of logic and all the other preconditions speak for themselves. The fact that we can know things about the universe proves creationism, I am just explaining to you why. Since you wouldn't take my word for it. "If you run after a cat it will run because it senses danger. Whether or not you are dangerous to it does not matter, its instinct. Every animal has it, every animal lives with it. Every animal acts upon it. Humans are no different." I do not disagree with this statement, I have no obligations against it, however I am arguing that without the Bible being true as the Word of God, we could not know anything at all, yet we may believe we know things, with the preconditions alone, there is no reason to take them for granted. The Bible states that everyone knows in their heart that God exists. In Psalm 14:1 it reads, "Whoever says in their heart 'there is no God' is a fool." In this verse the word fool means that a person is willingly ignorant of the truth. Through being illogical and unreasonable they would prefer to be so, than to bow the knee to God. So we do have instincts and they are related to feelings, but they cannot be used as ultimate standards, yet as standards nevertheless, just not the ultimate one. The Bible is like a rock that does not end, but if you reject the Word of God then you have baseless standards. By simply making an argument is refuting if you don't believe in the Bible, if you don't say anything you have not said then you haven't proved that your world view is correct, if you make an argument for your secular or non biblical world view then you take for granted that you can use logic to make sense, and thus you would have proved creationism.