Seriously
Why believe in something that does not make any sense?
A white haired old guy on a cloud keeping track of who has been good and who has been bad? That's Santa Claus.
The Bible/Quran is the Word Of God? That is demonstrably not true, and it doesn't make sense.
God gave us the Bible/Quran/etal so that we could know him? Doesn't make sense... God could have given us a book written so that at least his followers could agree on what it means, and probably in 500 words or less.
We are supposed to believe that the all loving father and creator who wants us to know him and be close to him gave 70% of his "children" the wrong damn book?
That does not make any damn sense at all.
Then the questions are dismissed with "that is a mystery", or " that is not for us to know, yet...", or , "if it could be proved, it wouldn't be faith..." Implying deficiency and lacking in the questioner.
Is God threatened by his children asking questions?
That doesn't make any sense either.
On and on and on. Those are christian cultural examples, but the three revealed religions share much in not making sense.
The thing that All religions share that is that they all begin as mankind's attempt to explain the unexplainable at that time and place in history knowledge-wise, and that they are all eventually corrupted by some of their followers and become tools of control and personal enrichment.
IOW, mankind created god, or gods. Apparently they needed him/them.
Then, man, and it is almost always men, use that need for power and control and their own enrichment.
God may be "real", to the extent that ideas are real, but religion is a farce, and on balance, historically, a harmful one.
Is that what God wanted?
That wouldn't make any sense either.
So, why believe in things that do not make any sense?