@Leadfoot,
hmmm...Leadfoot, I don't know what you mean by circumstantial or indirect evidence for God's existence? Isn't that 'evidence' really just a creator argument? i.e. we create things, so maybe the earth et. al. was created as well?
The evidence for evolution exists on multiple levels, geography, biology, morphology and within each of those fields, there is evidence for shared connections that you would expect from a belief in evolution (such as our shared phylogenetic genesis with echinoderms, a mechanism for change - the gene etc.). It doesn't matter whether or not you believe evolution happened..just that things are found that are consistent with the theory.
So, when you are 'digging' for stuff around the earth, whether biological or inorganic, there is evidence for evolution. But as I see it, with a creator, its a rational assessment only. There is nothing to 'see' in the soil or in biology. You won't find God's underpants or 'his' scat left somewhere. There is only the idea that 'there's no way 'this' could have happened by chance, ergo..
Is that right?