No foundation can be laid other than that which is laid, which is Christ Jesus. That’s the foundation of the creation side, but what’s the foundation of the evolution side? The foundation of evolution is made-up stuff. Both sides use the same physical evidence but each side uses a different foundation to reach conclusions about what the physical evidence means.

The Creation-evolution debate isn’t about the observations, and it’s not one set of assumptions versus another set of assumptions.

It’s always divine revelation versus made-up stuff.

Whenever we have any experience, we interpret the experience. We interpret every observation. We then insert our interpretations of our experiences into our worldviews. We accumulate interpretations of experiences in our worldviews. Our worldviews seem like reality, but they aren’t real. We could call our worldviews “worldly wisdom.” They aren’t the wisdom that God imparts, but God speaks to us about His wisdom as compared to worldly wisdom.

We may convince ourselves that something is true, but that doesn’t make it true.

Reasoning built on made-up stuff isn’t rational.

Sound reasoning must be built on truth.

Can we self-generate knowledge by simply assuming things to be true? Where do assumptions come from?

All reasoning is based on either divine revelation or made-up stuff.