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I'm an atheist, but coming from a Christian background I think you've got some details wrong. For example, from a theological standpoint Jesus wasn't a victim, he knew he was going to be crucified and moved forward anyways because he was going to take on the sins of humanity.
Of course that's not real, but if you're going to criticize religion might as well try to frame the criticism in a way that would make sense to your audience.
Yes, that's the story that makes him special for the people that need it.
Why wear the symbol that was used to kill him other than to remind people of it?
It's to remember when he went from victim to master of his fate. For the audience not hearing it they relate far more to the victim and needing saving by the master of choices.
My point is specifically the stories of the real world obviously won't relate to the ones reading fanfic. And thus make it hard to talk about the interesting real world of it all.