<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

I've believed in God since I was a kid. I didn't see a reason not to. They told me to just believe everything they said and you're good to go. I've always thought, how can there not be a god when everything works almost so smoothly? The sun being just far enough to keep us warm but not burn us to a crisp. Yeah, that just happened to work right the first time. How everything from trees to animals to the insects to the minerals in the earth all have a purpose on this earth. Then there's the human body. I always hear we all started as small featureless beings that adapted to its environment and became what we are now. So everything we are now is because we needed it to be that way? Our nose just happened to be placed conveniently in the middle of our faces? Two ears strategically on the outside of heads instead of on our shoulders. And we've developed these features through time because they were necessary to adapt to our surroundings? Who the hell decided this would be a feature in our programming? 

Now recently I've been thinking about how an atheist rationalizes his belief or lack thereof. Looking at it from their point of view. As they see it, religious people believe ~~in the fact~~ as a fact, that out of absolutely nothing came a being that knows everything and can do anything. Like a super genie with infinite wishes for himself just *poof* came out of nowhere and started making shit. I can't begin to wrap my mind around how that could come to be. I think most religious people think about it for a minute and are like, nope I'm stumped I'll just keep believing. 

I bring up this discussion because it seems everyday I stumble upon a /r/atheism post because the title caught my eye. Then I notice the subreddit and I'm like, "sorry Jesus, wasn't paying attention". Not really, but in almost every post I notice how they're always trying to make fun of people's beliefs or trying to prove how their beliefs are justifiable. Seriously, you believe in a very similar idea we do. That out of nowhere, nothing, zilch, nada, there became life and it ended up working in an almost perfect cohesion.
<bot>: Why do we talk about other people's beliefs when the whole idea of us being here makes no sense at all?.