Atheism liberated me from pointless thinking,and made my life enjoyable.

[Dorian Gray]

I believe that people of all faiths can have real experiences with God, even though their doctrines may be incorrect. God calls us all to him and will not reject anyone who faithfully seeks him. It's my belief that if you truly seek God you will find him.

But again I would have to ask which god? The doctrines of say, Islam and Christianity have specific differences about their particular deity. If you say Muslims had a real experience with "god" then you would be a theist, not a Christian, for Muslims would be worshiping a false idol. But they are no less zealous and fervent in their beliefs than Christians are, and attribute "miraculous" occurrences to their god just as Christians do.

This disparity in all kinds of religious beliefs (not just Christian and Islam) should logically lead to the conclusion that it's not the actual gods that are doing anything, but people who assign a supernatural intervention based on cultural beliefs to explain the unknown.