Christianity`s Cross With Jesus
The usual perspective, with regard to Jesus` appearance upon the cross of his crucifixion, nailed there by the soldiers of the Empire of Rome then occupying Jewish Palestine, as a `dissident` preaching against the Emperor, Tiberius, is Jesus` is an act of Redemption by which many attained Salvation, although it`s difficult to see how this can be so from simply understanding Jesus` basic maxim that he saw as a distillation of the whole of God`s law for human nature: `Love your neighbor as you love yourself.`
Whereas Christianity teaches that Jesus `Christ`, `the chosen`, was tortured to death by the Romans, it also suggests that this is how others are redeemed, which is false. The notion that those who`re tortured to death in the name of Christianity is Satanism, which is what the Spanish Inquisition (1478-1834), practiced for 356 years, through the Jesuits, when nations throughout the world didn`t want to be ruled by the leader of the Christian church in Rome, whose first Pope was Jesus` disciple, Peter. The