How does uniformitarianism challenge the idea of catastrophism in explaining Earth's geological features?

Uniformitarianism suggests that Earth's geological features are shaped by slow, consistent processes rather than sudden, catastrophic events.

Uniformitarianism is a theory that opposes the existence of fossils.

Uniformitarianism argues that all geological changes are random and unpredictable.

Uniformitarianism supports the idea of a young Earth with rapid geological changes.