Besides the fact that religions can be seen as lulling people into a possibly false sense of security, believing in a god does not necessarily make sense. That requires such a leap of faith. That is where he is best found. These terms require us to do some exploring, and we will. Finally, remember that even the God of Israel and Christianity revealed himself very slowly in history.
Humans have only a limited ability to see.
It takes generations of trial and error even to get the questions right. If Judaism and Christianity can imagine God in this way, we need to loosen up our imaginations, too, and not hold God to narrow expectations. I'm not saying that someone should be able to choose a Christian church and decline to believe in Jesus, for example, or that someone can remain a member while supporting an idea that completely undermines the religion. Obviously neither of those situations is compatible with belief in that particular religion. As most people know, the Catholic Church does not allow either married or women priests.