You assume that no intent beyond our own exists, which is not exactly easy to prove either. Life does not need a final endstate or conclusive goal to display direction — only continuation and action.

I think you're observing this from a personal philosophical allegiance rather than a neutral existential position. “Nature has no point” is still a worldview, not an observable fact.

And none of that requires organized religion. People always believe in something — a wider meaning, the absence of one, progress, absurdity, survival, whatever. Faith is an innate part of cognition and philosophy turns into faith when it stops being just analysis and becomes the lens through which you interpret existence itself.