I forgot to add one thing.
Even if you did all of the above mentioned, you'd have to totally blow the chance theory out of the water.
When are faced with a decision to take or not to take a chance, you want to know the risks, the cost, and the probability of winning.
The probability of evolution being correct versus creation is 50/50. It's like flipping a coin. But, let's say a friend came up to you and said, "Let's flip a coin. If it's heads, then you'll get the fifty million dollars I just won in the lottery, if you bet on heads. If you bet on tails and it lands on heads, you'll lose everything you have. If it's tails, you'll lose nothing if you bet on heads, but gain nothing if you bet on tails."
Which would you bet on? Heads, where you either win or stay the same, or tails where you either loose or stay the same?
That is what you have to disprove. You need to show me evidence that when I stay true to God, that it'll either be true and I gain everything, or it'll be false and I'll have nothing changed.