The One Detail Every Crucifix Gets Wrong
Nearly every crucifix nails Jesus through the palms. Forensics, anatomy, and the only crucifixion skeleton ever found all say the same thing: that is not where the nails went.
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Nearly every crucifix nails Jesus through the palms. Forensics, anatomy, and the only crucifixion skeleton ever found all say the same thing: that is not where the nails went.
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