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The standard of evidence to recognize creation

  1. You observe things. ('Things' is the general category of stuff: it includes everything (e.g. table, tree, airplane, bird, etc.))
  2. The first attribute you see of any thing is the thing's existence. 
  3. By its existence, a thing testifies of its creator. 

'Existence' is the standard of evidence to recognize creation.
Under this standard of evidence, it follows that the existence of a thing serves the evidence needed to prove that the concerning thing is created. After establishing that a thing is created, it could be examined: 
  1. how the thing is created, and 
  2. by whom. 
However, the answer to any of these two subsequent questions is no condition precedent to establish that the thing is created.

Applying 
the standard

Two examples of the probative witness of a thing, under the same standard of evidence:

First example

I spot an airplane:
And I see the airplane exists. Therefore, I know the airplane is created.

I don't know: 
  1. how this airplane is produced, or
  2. who caused it to exist. 
Yet I have no doubt that the airplane was brought into being. 

And I don't need a factory visit or a meeting with Mr. Boeing to be persuaded. To see the airplane's existence is enough to have this fact established. Simple.

Second example

I see a bird: 
I know the bird exists. Therefore, I know the bird is created.

Scope 
of application

Things testify of their creator by their existence.
This standard of evidence applies to all things. Some few more examples: 
EV'IDENCE, verb transitive To elucidate; to prove; to make clear to the mind; to show in such a manner that the mind can apprehend the truth, or in a manner to convince it. 

Testimony of the Creator

Knowing: 
  • the definition of truth, and 
  • the standard of evidence to recognize creation, 
you can check your understanding of the manifold witness of the Creator of all things, to whom all things bear testimony.

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Your worldview

You have the option to change the standard of evidence. If you want, you can raise the bar. (Or lower it.) This will define your worldview: the things you hold to be true. But why raise the bar? And by what criteria? 

More information on worldview is available here.