The force of statistical probability mandates creation . It turns out there are just not enough possible interactions between particles in the history of the whole known universe to satisfy the infinitesimally remote odds. The odds of evolving one living cell by chance are 1 in 10 to the 2000th power, but the whole known universe only contains 10 to the 80th power of atoms. But, most dating methods show the Earth to be less than 10,000 years old. The mind boggling impact of such immense and phony time periods tends to obscure the insurmountable character of the odds that do exist regardless of the time span.
Evolution requires billions of years to achieve even a ghost of a chance.
And it is only that, a ghost. Tiny specks of Polonium 218, a radioactive material encased in granite bedrock, have produced small spherical discolorations. BUT, bedrock must be solid for polonium to make these tiny haloes. Thus, trillions of tiny polonium radio haloes show that earth's bedrocks were miraculously created, probably instantly, or supernaturally cooled so quickly, these polonium radio haloes formed in the solid rock before these radioactive elements could become extinct. This takes into account radioactivity.