how about the one with the most accurate historical narrative, the Bible. Ethiopians can trace back their ancestors to "cush" a Biblical figure. Sargon of Akkad, the first to mount an army of 5000 according to archaeology was also the one to create the first walled cities, he is the Biblical Nimrod, The Biblical character Mitraim is known to be the father of Egypt, no direct proof of this, however Egyptian hieroglyphs often refer to the Nile, the mitraim river. Modern Jordanian can trace their ancestors to the Biblical character lot, in fact Lots son according to the Bible, Amman built a city and named it after himself and till this day it's still the capital of Jordan. Saudi
' along with other Arab nation are direct descendants from the Biblical Ishmael. chedorlaomer is found through archaeology to be the first king of Elam, also a Biblical characters, other historical figures mentioned in the Bible backed up by non Biblical documents,menuscripts or archaeology are as follows, Ramses, Shalmanaser, Tiglath, Sennacherib,Essarhaddon, Ashurbanipal, Nebuchadnezzar, Beltisar, Cyrus the great, Xerxes, Darius, All the kings from the Assyrian Empire, The Babylonion Empire and the Alchamenid Dynasty-Medo-Persian.....Historical cities, timeline, characters and empires all 100% accurate.....All this doesn't prove God, but if you must choose a religion why not choose the one with zero flaws in its narrative...just saying