Why is it so hard for some people to believe that we have a creator when in fact everything comes from someone or something?

There's a few more why:

-Why is it hard for some people to believe that everything is about quantum, DNA, energy, evolution, & there's no creator at all? When the examples & evident is overwhelming.

-Why when evidence of evolution overwhelming & the thing is religious people don't want to see it, & it's simply fine " everyone has their own belief" but when someone can't believe god, it's not fine at all! Blind foolish lost poor people! EH! ?

-Why "some" religious people won't leave other opinions & beliefs alone?

-Why some people can't understand everyone has their own belief & if we live our own lives we can progress more than seeking to see what others believe & feel self-bothered ! ?

-Why some people can't understand that "some other" people prefer to have no religion instead of having religion & learning to be selfish to say "My religion is the only truth" Christians: The truth is in bible,  Muslims: The truth is Quran, Jewish: The truth is in Torah, even religions fights with each other, some people don't want that. Because

We are all humans until:

Race disconnected us / politics divided us / wealth classified us / & (Religions separated us)  yeah...

Because there is not a scintilla of evidence for this creator, just specious arguments that are shouted ceaslessly by believers until the only ones they convince are themselves.

Otis and god created as I know him create some fine shine

Personally ... Because I investigated numerous religions, and I found they all have the same amount of scientific evidence ... And it all amounts to "confirmation bias" by the believers.

The definition of Creator means "coming from something or someone," however I think the association of creator with a god or gods is why unbelievers steer clear of the word.

In late middle english create means "to form out of nothing, usually in relation to a divine presence or supernatural being," from Latin creare.

Why is it so hard to accept that not everyone has the same beliefs, and that being condescending isn't going to make them change their minds.

I admit, there MAY be a creator. I just don't believe in one. The universe is a vast and amazing place. While our world has certain scientific laws (such as gravity, etc), there are other planets and solar systems that do not follow the same scientific laws. What may be true for Earth may not be true for another planet. I do think there is a possibility of a creator; I mean, anything is possible in the vast universe. However, the possibility that humans have found this creator (if there is one) and understands that creator, is a barely existent possibility.

Science does not teach that the universe came from nothing. It's called "Ex Nihilo" from nothing. The only ones that teach that are fundamental  Christians, "God spoke" everything into existence, in other words he created everything into existence from nothing. And that also is not what the bible says, it is a inaccurate translation of the Hebrew, and a mis-reading by believers.

As far as God goes I agree with  Kaywinnet Frye, there is no evidence for any God, gods, or supernatural beings of any sort.

DAG NAB IT, I answered this question before I saw it by an anony-mouse.

To acknowledge that there is a Creator it would mean they would have to answere to God for decisions they have made, and they do not want him to tell them how to live their lives.  The fool hath said in his heart, there is no God." Psalm 14:1 King James Verson.

You lose ground instantly when you apply this logic - " ...Everything comes from someone or something..." - to your own depiction of a God who always was... But you see that now, don't you?

A prominent reason is that such persons do not wish to be accountable to God’s laws. They want to be free to pursue their selfish, independent course without the restrictions that God’s laws would place upon them. (Ezekiel 9:9) Another factor is because of pride. They want God to act as they see fit. And when he does not, they presumptuously criticize, find fault with God, and even attack his existence. They are not willing patiently to learn how and when God will remedy man’s ills, in His own time and in His own way. By their lack of faith and Bible knowledge, they reveal themselves to be counterparts of the religious leaders to whom Jesus Christ said: “You know neither the Scriptures nor the power of God.” (Matthew 22:29)

This question is just asking for a fight. If you want to have an honest religious discussion go ahead but don't go around looking for a fight. This is why nobody believes that religious people are discriminated against, because of fish-bait questions like this. No offense but this really is a half-hearted attempt at causing trouble.