Your argument is gibberish. As I read your comments, you say that:
1. It isn't possible to trademark the name "Jesus Christ";
because
2. This might imply that your company is endorsed by Jesus Christ.
But that is clearly false. Those grounds are illegitimate; the government cannot take a position on whether you are or aren't endorsed by Jesus Christ.
There are no "false endorsement" concerns raised by the hypothetical trademark.
1. It isn't possible to trademark the name "Jesus Christ";
because
2. This might imply that your company is endorsed by Jesus Christ.
But that is clearly false. Those grounds are illegitimate; the government cannot take a position on whether you are or aren't endorsed by Jesus Christ.
There are no "false endorsement" concerns raised by the hypothetical trademark.