I'd like to think so, but we know Satan is a subtle tempter!
Just as God created, right? If Satan is subtle is it possible you have been deceived?
When you die will you carry any 'facts' with you, or is it the end?
We all carry the fact of being dead after we die, is that what you mean?
Let's say, based on humanist logic, that there is no 'post mortem' life. 'Dead' means no consciousness. All the knowledge you have ever attained, because it is 'factual', dies with you.
Contrast this with what the Bible teaches. God exists, and is the force of life and love. Only God can provide a 'post mortem' existence. Therefore, no one can exist beyond the grave unless God wishes it. You have to be connected to his Spirit to live.
Our brains die, so no memory, no beliefs, no knowledge, etc. This oblivion makes many very afraid of the end, and they are easily convinced an afterlife exists. Are you one of these people? I admit it is a tempting idea to be immortal, but there is no evidence that this idea is true.
I suggest it is more mature and wise to just accept that when we die that is the end of our existence.
Then, we have an added twist. What if God requires justice, given that his Spirit is true? The implications are that God will want to give credit to those who deserve it, and punishment where pubishment is deserved. Why should God not raise all men up to face judgement, rather than allow the wicked to 'sleep'?
Why assume any of these ideas are real and true? There's no evidence. These are just ideas that a religion promotes, and some people buy into them. Why?
Even your wording here suggests you know these are just concepts, and not facts. Is it possible you are mistaken that these are true? You're not a God after all, you are a fallible mortal who makes mistakes.
So, now you have a conundrum. Do you carry on ignoring Jesus, thinking you'll be fine if God judges you, or will you seek harder to discover if Jesus is the Christ?
If there was an actual Jesus before me making these assertions, then I would accept them. But none of us hear these ideas from an actual Jesus or God, we hear them from preachers. What makes them correct, they heard about these ideas from other preachers. It's like gossip that's been going on for centuries. Where are the facts? Believers are still waiting for Jesus' return, and they have predicted this return hundreds of times in history. Nothing.
So Christians get predictions wrong. Christians disagree with each other to a degree they start offshoots sects. There are thousands of different interpretations driving beliefs. The KKK, a Christians organization, believes white people are superior to all other races according to God and Jesus. There are four Christian in this discussion who don't agree what the Truth is, and you ask me why I don't accept Jesus (you and your interpretation)?
I reject the claims made by all you believers because 1. you don't provide facts and a coherent explanation for your religious claims, 2. you all disagree on what the Truth is.
And, just as an aside, l didn't come to faith until my early twenties! That was over forty years ago.
Just about the time when people start sorting out their identity and meaning post adolescence. And how did you know to turn to faith as an option for meaning in life if you hadn't learned about it in your life experience? We all get exposed to religious ideas as we grow up. Some of us just learn to question these ideas, and not immediately trust the authority of social influence.