A new study suggests that the Biblical date of Jesus' crucifixion is, in fact, possible to confirm. The International Geology Review investigated a...

How is it that Jesus' death accomplishes the forgiveness of my sin? By what cosmic mechanism does that take place?

"Obscure Swedish scholar" Gunnar Samuelsson says that according to the Gospels, Jesus was not crucified.

I don't view Jesus as saving us from God but perhaps for God and from ourselves, not so much by His death but by His life and the light of His expanded consciousness and transcendent but practical teachings.

If Jesus on the cross actually is God on the cross, and if God on the cross is Godforsaken, if God comes to the cross to feel what it's like to be us at our most human, then what if the cross is also God's mea culpa?

Atonement theology says, "Jesus died so we might live." It suggests that the torture and murder lamented this Friday is "good."

I think that there is something powerful in simply considering Christ as a criminal defendant. That subtle change in perspective can change worlds.