Jane Coaston

Like, you know, I think that Catholicism does a very good job of this.

I don't know how well other denominations do this, but like he is tortured for hours and hours and hours.

And even the act of crucifixion is a form of torture.

It takes hours to die.

He is crucified.

We're told in scripture that he is crucified around noon and he dies around 3 p.m.,

So he is dying on the cross and people are making fun of him.

People are put up a sign above him that says King of the Jews.

He is told, you know, other people who are being crucified with him are like, why don't you just get us down from here if you're the Savior?

And then another man who's being crucified is like, don't you know who this is?

And Christ, that is the only time we hear in scripture that Christ is like, you know, my God, my God, why have you abandoned me?

His own father, who Christians believe that God, you know, Jesus Christ is both God and the father.

And, you know, he before he's arrested, he asked, you know, please, God, if you can, like, let this cup pass for me.

I don't want to do this.

I know what is about to happen, but he goes through it on behalf of the human race.

He dies the most horrible death imaginable.

He is murdered by the state in front of his mother.

Everyone abandons him.

His most fervent supporters pretend they don't.

I have never heard of him.