Historically, the cross was a symbol of death, suffering and execution. But in today's world, it means much more than that. For Christians, the cross is of immense importance because it brings simplicity, guidance and motivation into people's chaotic lives. More importantly, it is a representation of the affirmation of faith. Jesus was sent to earth to spread the word of God and to die for the sins of the Christian people. Therefore, the symbol of his heroic death, the cross, is something that Christians will continually praise and hold in high authority. The death of Jesus forms the idea of ​​liberation for his people. Christians understand the idea of ​​“the death and resurrection of Christ freeing man from his slavery to sin and death” (McGrath 120). Jesus saved his people by sparing himself, and the cross represents this courageous act in which he participated. For Christian people, the cross has a significant identity: it is the symbol of Christ bringing the idea of ​​life rather than death, of love rather than death. than hatred and joy rather than...