i don’t think islam and buddhism are evil or illegitimate

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You probably should be more specific. All mankind, living and dead, is subject to upcoming judgement by God. Jesus Christ's atoning sacrifice is the only means to appease God's righteous punishment for sin.

This doesn't mean that Islamists and Buddists are necessarily unpleasant people, per se. But if these religions are relied upon for being restored to the One, True, Holy God, the religions are illegitimate and evil, for they do not and will not deliver their adherents what is promised.

Well stated!! I like how you wisely do not make blanket accusations about the adherents.
 
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All mankind, living and dead, is subject to upcoming judgement by God.
In Christian theology, those who are saved are judged for rewards rather than condemnation.
This evaluation, often referred to as the Judgment Seat of Christ, determines a believer’s heavenly
inheritance and commendation based on how faithfully they lived and served.

Core Principles of the Judgment
Salvation is Secure: The judgment does not determine who gets into heaven; that
is settled by faith in Christ. Believers are justified, and their sins are forgiven.

Evaluation of Works:
God evaluates the quality of a believer's actions, motives, and stewardship of the gifts, talents, and
resources they were given.The "Fire" Test: This judgment is described metaphorically as a refining fire.
Good works done out of love and faith (likened to gold, silver, and precious stones) will survive. Deeds
done for selfish motives or without spiritual substance (likened to wood, hay, and straw) will be consumed.

Rewards and Crowns:
Those whose works survive the fire receive eternal rewards, often described in the
Bible as crowns. Even if a person's works are mostly burned, the believer is still saved.