I believe that a man named Jesus was born, lived and died.
During his life, he worked as a carpenter.
In the last few years of his life, he took up the lifestyle of a wandering rabbi (or "teacher") of Judaic history and law.
While he preached on peace, morality and justice, he incurred the wrath of the religious leaders.
The religious leaders framed him for Crimes Against the State (Imperial Rome), for which he was tried and found innocent. Under pressure from the religious leaders, the local Roman Governor had him flogged and executed as a thief anyway (as a matter of political expediency).
Whether or not he was of divine ancestry, or could heal the sick, raise the dead, make the lame to walk and the to blind see are a matters of personal faith, as is the claim that he died to atone for our sins.
That no record shows that he spoke against slavery, the subjugation of women, or conquest by genocide is disturbing to me; but then we have no idea how many details of his history were edited, omitted, or embellished upon between his death and the first writing of the Gospels, more than 30 years later.
And we certainly have no way of knowing for certain how badly The Church may have mangled the story of Jesus for its own profit.