If one truly gets down to the matter of the subject.
We find there are lots of things they don't really know for sure. Plus, they were not there either to see it all come about. There is alot of speculation going on based on ones particular point of view as well.
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But to believe nothing became everything for no reason for no cause many find harder to believe then there was a cause, a Creator, a Designer involved.
It seems they have created a boundry between Science and Religion even if one does not truly exist. It exists because they say it does that it cannot be that way and why not?
It's a matter of faith on both parts it seems.
The freedom to examine the evidence and challenge the facts is what truly keeps a society free to think for itself.
Not to try to drive out of the equasion those who are skeptical and with a different point of view on the subject.
And the so called facts that are disagreed upon further examination. It's called education and that could include other points of views and disagreements on the subject at hand to not be seen as indoctrination by others who do see it as so.