Do Christians prefer majors in business or mechanics 'cause other fields prove their religion is mythology?

Well, since I had trouble pining down what I wanted to do with my life…..I’ve majored in History, Geography, Geospatial Science, Geology, Fire Science, and CIS. I hold a Masters in GIS, Bachelor’s degrees in History and Geography and a pair of ociate’s degrees in CIS and Fire Science. Ironically, I am probably least qualified academically, to do what I do (Firefighter). In all of that, I have yet to find anything that disproves the existence of God, or causes me to doubt the intelligent design of the world around me, or the biblical record of history. If anything, I have found that science has questions that cannot be answered without the existence of God. Geology has huge gaps in its knowledge of the physical world, gaping holes that geologists try to fill with the ill fitting pieces of evolutionary theory that don’t quite explain why something happens. I’ve seen professors swear by all they hold dear that erosion takes millions of years to carve out canyons; then watch them back peddle when shown a video of a flash flood doing it in days. All around us we see evidence of millions of fossils, laid down by water, buried in sedimentary rock layers all over the earth, and yet science refuses to accept the evidence as it is. Instead of acknowledging that the evidence supports a global flood, as laid out in the biblical account in Geneses, they instead point to thousands of local floods spread out over millions of years, which just happen to coincide at the same place and time in the fossil record. The more I learn, the more I see science trying to disprove faith, but the more they try, the more obvious it become that it take more faith to believe in evolution, then it does to believe in the existence of a higher power.