The universe was either created, or it just sprang forth from nothing and without reason. Since we can't prove or disprove the existence of a Creator, either position you take requires faith to believe it (when "faith" is defined as believing something which cannot be proven). This is an "A or B" proposition. One or the other MUST be true.  So, you have faith, with no scientific evidence, that there is no Creator. I have faith, with no scientific evidence, that there is a Creator. Why am I a "mindless sheeple" and you're not when there's no more scientific evidence on your side than there is on mine? Imagine if someone flipped a coin and has it on the back of his hand with the other hand covering it. That coin is either heads or tails. Now, he returns it to his pocket with a bunch of other coins WITHOUT anyone looking to see what it was.  I say "I think it was heads". You say "WHAT? you mindless sheep! It was obviously TAILS"!!! This is kind of a similar situation since one or the other MUST be true, but neither can be proven. Why is it crazy to believe one way but sane to believe the other way?