that the drawing that prompted some concern was not the one of Jesus on a cross (she did not describe the other image) and that students had not been asked to make sketches about Christmas "or any ...

It seems like an easy question to answer: were nails used to affix The Lord to his cross ... 24:39 Jesus says “See my hands and my feet,” and its fair to assume that he’s drawing his ...

Filmmaker Mark Christopher Lee is demanding the release of secret documents he claims could rewrite Christian history.

Reverend Jim Craig told BBC Radio Newcastle's Jon Harle about how a County Durham schoolchild's drawing of Jesus ... "This one is Jesus on the cross and they have drawn him as a kind of superhero ...

Everything about the practice of nailing a man to a cross—a “crux”— was repellent. Some deaths were so vile, so squalid, that it was best to draw a veil ... the name of Jesus, a wandering ...

What’s the difference between the two? A cross is just that - an empty cross. It stands as a statement that Jesus is no longer on the cross and thus symbolises his resurrection. A crucifix ...

I’ve distilled his insights to fit my available space: “The cross defeats the powers. Jesus is a social and spiritual troublemaker whose presence threatens both the Roman authority and the ...

And why was Jesus killed that way? Crucifixion could be carried out in a number of ways. In Christian tradition, nailing the limbs to the wood of the cross is assumed, with debate centring on ...