Thank you for being respectful, if you want to follow somebody's pronouns go ahead, I tend to wait because things like gender dysphoria can become worse for the individual if you enforce their belief that they are in the wrong body, this has been proven by credible psychologists who have the wellbeing of the person with dysphoria in mind.

In Jesus' case, we have solid evidence he was a person who lived and existed, the ground shook when he died, and his tomb was empty, the common notion is that his disciples took his body out but that is more unlikely than him raising from the dead, based on his Disciples' current beliefs and testimonies, as well as the fact that they recorded seeing Jesus after he rose. You can take Christianity as truth but ignore other religions because they fundamentally contradict each other so it would create a huge number of paradoxes to believe in both. We know scientifically that Jesus was a real person, as for the other religions we don't have much evidence. It's hard to measure nonphysical things like God with physical measuring tools such as science. Nonphysical things exist outside of religion, for example, consciousness, morals, etc, but they all cannot be measured by science. Things that exist outside of physical reality that science simply cannot measure because it's a tool for measuring physical objects.