The Cross (Christianity) The cross is a key symbol of the Christian faith. It represents the cross that Jesus Christ was crucified on, and therefore the importance of his death.

In the 21st century, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism as well as many other world religions are practised in Canada. Christian symbols in a public building such as crosses no longer represent ...

The crucifix hanging in Quebec's National Assembly is a historical symbol, not a religious one, even though it represents the Christian values of the province's two colonial ancestors, premier ...

Michael Symmons Roberts investigates the meaning of the Christian cross and hears from those who have discovered its power in their own lives. Paradoxically a symbol of suffering and defeat but ...

The Greek word for fish is "ichthys." As early as the first century, Christians made an acrostic from this word: Iesous Christos Theou Yios Soter, i.e. Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior. The fish ...

For many Christians yet today, official use of the pre-eminent symbol of Christianity, however well-meaning, is a profound intrusion on religious freedom. That is all the more true for the counties’ ...

The ban on religious symbols is not aimed at religion at large. Instead, ... That means, for example, that most Christians in public roles will be unaffected; by contrast, ...

Christian symbols and messages were on full display during the January 6 insurrection: impromptu prayer and worship sessions, Christian flags (e.g., with the motto 'Jesus 2020'), wooden crosses.

In response to Dean Bishop's March 3 letter, "Religious freedom isn't under attack," I'd ask: • Why are so many people suing and demanding that the words "God" or "Jesus" not be used in public ...