"We believe in God the Father,

and in Jesus Christ, his only son and greatest prophet... who lived and died for us...

and in the holy spirit, which is a guide and a source of strength."

The rest is mythology?! I'm sorry but you are simply crazy if you think the above statement contains no mythology.

The evidence he actually existed is pretty weak. I can't speak for the rest of the film because I have not seen it all, but the ideas posited in this clip make infinitely more sense than "he died for our sins" and other such insane, nonsensical bullshit. I'm playing the role of Occam in this instance and here is my razor.

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Also, to beat the proverbial dead horse, never having seen a real, magical, Unicorn, and never having been presented with any irrefutable evidence that such a creature exists, and so therefore holding no concept or claim as to the the existence of such a creature in observed reality, is not, nor will it ever be, the same as saying I believe such a creature exists even though I have zero evidence to support it. It is delusional to equate these positions, and no amount of semantic gymnastics will ever make the existence of the Unicorn reality. Period. End of discussion.