Evidence exists that is more logical for creationist than evolutionist conclusions

1st Round for Acceptance/Definitions. I will be arguing that evidence exists which is more logical from a Creationist point of view than an Evolutionist worldview.Opponent will be arguing that evidence does not exist which is more logical from a Creationist point of view than an Evolutionist worldview. My goal is to show that evidence exists which is most reasonable from a Creationist, not Evolutionist, standpoint. DEFINITIONSBy Creationism I refer to life having been created in the past 20,000 years or so. I accept nonetheless that the world itself may be far older per Gap Theory, with Genesis 1:2 indicating the Earth already existed before the week of Creation. By microevolution I refer to the change between core types of life that can be witnessed today, for example bacteria evolving as bacteria, moths as moths, canines as canines, etc.[1] A Creationist views microevolution as compatible with a Creator designing core categories of life that adapted to their environments. Thus in essence the Creationist viewpoint being presented is that a Creator made original models of life that adapted to their environments to become the varieties we see today. By Evolution I refer to the theory that life descended from a common ancestor over millions and billions of years. Whereas the Creationism model would see multiple common ancestors created, for example a canine common ancestor, feline common ancestor, etc., the Evolution model would involve everything descending from a single primitive form. By macroevolution I refer to the belief that evolution between clearly different types of life occurs, so that all life came from a common ancestor (pigs, birds, crocodiles, rats, etc.).[2] Unlike microevolution this cannot be witnessed today. This is distinguished from Creationism which believes all rodents originate from a common rodent ancestor, elephants from a common elephant ancestor, canines from a common canines ancestor, but that these different types of life (canines, rodents, elephants) are not related to one another. Transitional Forms refer to the proposed macroevolutionary links that Charles Darwin claimed exist between core types of life. Darwin for example in "On the Origin of Species" said "Firstly, why, if species have descended from other species by insensibly fine gradations, do we not everywhere see innumerable transitional forms? Why is not all nature in confusion instead of the species being, as we see them, well defined?... ..Why then is not every geological formation and every stratum full of such intermediate links? Geology assuredly does not reveal any such finely graduated organic chain; and this, perhaps, is the most obvious and gravest objection which can be urged against my theory. The explanation lies, as I believe, in the extreme imperfection of the geological record."[3]Catastrophism, should the subject arise, will refer to the theory that geology is largely the result of mass catastrophes that occurred in short periods of time rather than slow geologic processes over long periods of time. This was the prevailing viewpoint before Charles Lyell's Uniformitarianism and was used by Creationists at the time such as William Buckland to argue for a global Flood. Uniformitarianism, by contrast, refers to the theory that the entire fossil record is the result of slow, constant, and gradual geologic processes over long periods of time.[4]Punctuated Equilibrium should the subject arise will refer to the theory originated by Gould and Eldredge in 1972 proposing that, contrary to Darwin's original model of steady, gradualistic evolution, evolution instead sped up over short time periods, as a way to explain the absence of crucial transitional forms in the fossil record.[5] Gould and Eldredge's paper can be seen here.[6][1] http://evolution.berkeley.edu... [2] http://evolution.berkeley.edu... [3] http://darwin-online.org.uk...;http://darwin-online.org.uk...;[4] http://evolution.berkeley.edu...;[5] http://www.pbs.org...;[6] http://www.nileseldredge.com...;