Prayer ... SERIOUSLY?!

[Statler Waldorf]

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Most people in the 17th and 18 centuries were creationists. The men whose studies formed the basis for the science of geology were often upset to find that their discoveries kept contradicting the bible, but rather than try and twist the facts to fit their dogma, they decided that the dogma must not be literally true. In other words they were honest, in sharp contrast to modern creationists, who seem to believe everything in the bible without question, with the obvious exception of bearing false witness.
Whenever today's creationists claim those believers of previous centuries as kindred spirits, I just point and laugh.

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Secularists love to say things like this but Lisle (a Lawyer) who is responsible for a lot of the geological principles used to day was not a Christian when he was making these discoveries, so I do not feel your assertions here are supported by the facts. He merely presupposed a global flood never occurred and so all of these mountains of rock laid down by water had to be accumulated over millions of years. If you can't see how Lisle’s anti-biblical assumptions were driving the interpretation of the evidence then I can’t do much for you.

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What is the evidence to which you seem to be elusively pointing?

Many of it is the same evidence you use to support your secular models. The fossil record, natural selection, and modern genetics.