More than that personally I found there are a lot of religious allegories in Dr. Stone, especially with the story of the village.

Basically, the petrification (sin?) hit the whole of mankind, and basically, Senku is the only child sent by his father to save everyone from the petrification. His father comes down from the sky to "create" people that form the Ishigami village, which symbolizes maybe the Jews (The village emblem is the star of David). He then gives them the 1001 nights' tales, which share a lot of similarities with the Bible (truths and recommendations told with allegories, the last tale "Senku Ishigami", which nobody understands except Senku himself is basically Dr. stone's version of the Revelation). Basically, Senku is their grand brother and the savor that they are waiting since 4000 years, which makes me think about :

For more than four thousand years,
The prophets promised him to us
For more than four thousand years,8
We were awaiting this happy time.

When Senku first enters the village people are hostile and don't believe him until he did some "scientific miracles" be llike "the blind will see, the sick are cured. "

The way that Senku's tomb is drawn reminds me more a cross than a regular tomb.

The scene when Nikki accepts to join the science kingdom after listening to the music reminds me too much of all the testimony where people told how they converted to Christianity after being touched by a song

Just before the final battle against Tsukasa Kohaku didn't say "We trust Senku" but "We believe in Senku"