There are good reasons...
Really? Do share
...for thinking these are not problems and using them simply because they are not totally resolved issues only means you are using the very, very weak god-of-the-gaps theology. An approach that has, in all resolved cases, been shown to be wrong.
Well duh, of course it has been shown to be wrong in all
resolved cases. The question is whether this is one of those things that will be resolved. Allow me to be a skeptic and say that I don't have the faith to believe that this one will be resolved.
Atheists all have faith to believe that one day, somehow, scientists will be able to explain something coming from nothing, or life arising from non-life which to me seems to require more blind faith than believing that some higher power did it.
Comparing the problem of the Origin of Life with lightning bolts and the water cycle is simply not going to get you anywhere. I could just as easily give you the typical creationists response and say that looking for a naturalist answer to the Origin of life is like looking for a natural process that creates wristwatches. In fact, I
do say that it is more like wristwatches than lightning bolts.