Significance of crucifixion

The expression "He died for our sins" was born from the "act of love by sacrifice". Therefore, the significance of crucifixion actually means redemption which gave us the notion of "do what's right because it's the right thing to do"

In another words, to save yourself means unironically give yourself to the truth (The absolute act of spirituality). And this is very hard, because we're self-centered... or sinners under the christian theology.

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As politely as I can say it, you didn't answer my questions. I didn't ask about a theological question about Christ's resurrection. I was asking if as a Christian do you not considered the context of what Jesus preached against, and the crime for which he was crucified as significant. I think people fail to consider the fear and political oppression that stood before man at the time of Jesus preaching. If one does not consider significant that Jesus was crucified for dissidence and preaching that which was forbidden by the Jewish elites, then so be it. I'm asking if any Christian thinkers see it otherwise?

All things considered, the crucifix becoming the symbol of the dominant religion of the Roman Empire was one of the goddamningest unlikely things that has ever happened in history.