That's a horrible title for a halo game. Sheesh...

You know that blood samples appearing where there are biological creatures around is not scientific evidence for a miracle right?

There's a lot more needed to prove something scientifically.

But to get back to your question: I think a lot of the hate comes from (excluding the kiddy diddling) the exclusion of doubt. There's a lot not yet explained in this world. And we as a society are at the point where everything unexplained doesn't have to be explained to be "Devine" instead. There is so much knowledge we have collected as a species that makes a lot of biblical stories fantasy.

Religion probably was created as an explanation for the unexplained. We see this even more clearly in pagan religions, by them having a god for literally everything. But Christianity and other monotheistic religions are no exception.

Also religion was used to keep plebians in check. Rules were meant to be broken, but since breaking religious rules will have you burn for eternity, there is an incentive to do "right".

Religion was also historically used as the basis for most wars. WW2 is one of the more extreme examples where people of certain religions were view as subhuman. And this is literally used again by Israel today.

These are my reasons for not being theistic.

We sued people. Well, I think. Since the people are unknown. They didn't show up, so we won. Now unknown people need to pay whatever we say they should pay.

Great job, let's pat ourselves on the back. We fought the man and won.

The bot is getting thirsty.