Calvary (Christian)

Calvary, also known as Golgotha, is the site where Jesus Christ was crucified according to Christian tradition. It holds deep significance as the place where Jesus sacrificed himself to atone for humanity's sins, symbolizing God's love and redemption. The act of crucifixion, a brutal Roman method of execution, underscores the suffering Jesus endured. Calvary is central to Christian faith, representing the themes of sacrifice, forgiveness, and salvation. It is also a symbol of hope, as Christians believe Jesus's death and subsequent resurrection offer eternal life to believers.