In Christian tradition, nailing the limbs to the wood of the cross is assumed ... that most firmly evokes the death of Jesus in art and tradition.

He is the King of Israel; let him come down now from the Cross and we will believe in him". Jesus is nailed to the Cross. The shroud of Turin gives us an idea of the unbelievable cruelty of this ...

Among my observations is that we Christians are best at making Jesus into our own image. We take what we need and mostly give lip service to the rest of Jesus' preaching, teaching and living.

In the article, Daniel Silliman described the work of a Bible scholar who has proposed the possibility, based on historical research, that Jesus was fastened to the cross by rope rather than nails.

University of Otago provides funding as a member of The Conversation NZ. When Jesus is shown on the cross, he is almost always depicted wearing a loincloth around his waist. We now know ...

Eventually, the Stations of the Cross became an important catechetical tool, and the popularity of this devotion inspired some of the greatest examples of medieval Christian art. Some scholars ...

We should sit with the suffering and the abandonment of the cross, with the rejection ... We know that in reaching out his hands to be nailed to the tree, Jesus was reaching out forevermore ...

From the location of the “place of skulls” to ancient Jewish burial rites, here’s what archaeologists do—and don’t—know about the truth behind the Easter story.

In mid-fourth-century Christian art, Pilate is included in paintings ... It was Roman soldiers who carried out Pilate’s orders by nailing Jesus to a Roman cross. The fact is, the Italians ...

Censors have hit a new Christian kids' cartoon with biblical trigger warnings - tipping off viewers that Jesus gets "nailed to the Cross". The crucifixion scene is not shown in any detail in new ...