What you’re saying is that one must already believe something, in order to find evidence for it. We must believe in god in order to see the evidence of this god’s existence. You’re just believing in the thing you want to believe in, regardless of the evidence or lack thereof. Which is fine for you, but it’s not verifiable evidence for creationism.
I remember having this exact reaction to being told the same thing- how can we receive proof if we already have to believe to get it?
But I understand what it means now, it's a little like
thinking that you are awake in a dream, and then waking up and
knowing you are awake- it's very difficult to explain the difference objectively. But the confirmation is far different from any internal thought process that might lead you to it. Just like waking from the dream, the new 'reality' is obviously
external in source, not within your imagination- that's the real difference
And this only makes sense to me, that we have to find God for ourselves, wake ourselves up, in order for him to reveal himself to us- it has to be a personal first hand discovery for every individual- it wouldn't work any other way. i.e. I don't expect or even want anyone to take my word for this!
I agree this is not objective evidence for creationism, but I think much of that can be demonstrated regardless, scientifically