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1 November, 10:22

What might one speculate as reasons for the absence of a crucified Christ in Early Christian art?

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  1. 1 November, 12:01
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    This is because the Christians in that era talked about Jesus Christ mostly as a divine being and someone who nothing could harm. He was talked more of a being who had the power to deliver a lot of people from bondages and being able to raise the dead.

    Presence of a crucified Christ in the early Christian art would have made them contradict themselves and make people mock all the other good deeds he had the power to do.
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