Also known as Crucifixion, Crucifixion of Christ, The Crucifixion, Christ on the Cross
Jesus' crucifixion as described in the four canonical gospels
Crucifixion of Jesus was a method of execution in which Jesus was nailed or fastened to a cross, an event described in the four canonical gospels that serves as the foundation of Christian theology and belief. Christians view his death and subsequent resurrection as central to their faith, interpreting it as a sacrifice for humanity's sins and the basis for salvation.
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