For me it means to pick up my cross and follow him. And also both death(a reminder) resurrection( hés no longer on the cross)

Ressurection.
Vertical bar represents Divine Good.
Horizontal bar represents Divine Truth.
Cross represents salvation from God’s desire to save the entire human race through regeneration. Following His precepts leads to uniting faith and charity within a person.
Through His Divine Mercy He provides Ressurection for all based on a person’s faith and charity, not based on race, religion, culture.
Charity is mutual love for God and for fellow humans.
“Thus from all the differing churches there would become one Church; and all the dissensions which exist from doctrine alone would vanish; yea, the hatreds against one another would be dissipated in a moment, and the Lord's kingdom would come upon the earth.”
Emanuel Swedenborg

i think it's simply representative of christianity

The focus is always on the negative when it comes to Social Programming. By design. 10 Commandments ...apparently read THOU SHALL NOT [insert vice]. That is why the Beautitudes and writings of Francis of Assisi are conspicuous and much loved by discerning Christians due to their high vibration and spiritual resonance cf much other writings passed down in scripture etc

Cross = Passion beyond our human comprehension. Thanks be to God.

To me it is a reminder of the high price He paid for us. Every one of us.
God literally came down here to earth being born in the flesh.

Jesus said "If you have seen me, you've seen The Father".

He walked among us. He taught us. He healed us. And then He died for us.

He paid the ultimate price so we could have a direct line straight to Him, through Jesus Christ. The moment Jesus died on that cross, the veil at the temple was torn from the top to the bottom. No longer did we need an intercessor to speak to God.

The cross as an intersection of God’s love and His justice.

death & ressurection 13:38:8
the second death👇 2 pics
3 days in the “tomb”

cross - death, sacrifice, payment for sins of the world.
open tomb- power over death, resurrection, eternal life- for those who believe this!

The cross represents the 4 corners of the earth.
The center of the cross is where the 4 corners of the earth is.
Meaning we have to come together as people to the center.
That is when "us" the gods will be united in the utopian earth.
get it?

Christ + Firstfruits + Resurrection Sunday = = = > < >
But now Christ has been raised from the dead = = = > < >
the first fruits of those who are asleep = = = > < >
1 Corinthians 15:23

It represents the way...the only way.

I think symbols just mean whatever the person displaying the symbol intends them to mean. The Crucifix is a Roman and pre-Roman method of punishment and torture, and was usually shaped like a "T" and low to the ground. The crucified were usually displayed at the gates of a city to show newbies what happened if they broke the rules of the city.
The Solar Cross represented the Suns annual path through the 12 personified constellations in many ancient religions. Among the stories of those religions included the Sun's death and resurrection throughout each year. These stories got all mixed together with the story of Jesus when the Roman Government made the Universal Religion. As an example, compare the Pagan celebration of the Goddess Eostre, with the Catholic (Universal Religion) celebration of Easter.

Which one? it's changed over the centuries. How far back you talkin'?

To me the cross is a symbol of all that Christ did here on earth.

the cross is a reminder he suffered and died for our sins.

It represents love.

The triumph.

Neither one to Nana, the cross around my neck represents the Love of God and Jesus for us, and our love for them.🙏

For me it was neither about the dying nor the coming back as I see that his soul never died it just left his earth suit.

The pain that he suffered until he got to the point where he did not feel it anymore, which btw is a real thing, and the pain that God suffered watching his Son suffer were what truly represented their love for us.😘

I always felt it represented the greatest Love and sacrifice for us but after finding out how sick “they” are my thoughts have changed a bit. it’s a tough one

defeat of evil as a man . ( both ) imo

The apostle Paul referred to this law in relationship to Jesus and His death on the cross. In Galatians 3:13 we read, “Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us—for it is written, ‘Cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree’” (ESV). Jesus was cursed for us, hanging on the cross as a substitute for our sins. The law in the Mosaic economy was a foreshadowing of the redemption of man.

The concept of cursing and blessing in association with a tree is found in the larger narrative of Scripture. In Genesis 3 Eve and then Adam eat fruit from a tree from which they were forbidden to eat. In Revelation 22:14 the eternal state includes those who eat from the tree of life. A tree was involved in the entry of sin into humanity (through the tree in the Garden), the answer to sin for humanity (through the cross), and the ultimate removal of sin in eternity (through the tree of life).
Under the Mosaic Law, those who were hanged on a tree were cursed. The law made it illegal to leave the body hanging overnight. This law applied to Jesus, who was executed on a tree, although He had done no wrong. Jesus’ dead body was removed from the cross on the same day of His death and was buried. Jesus took the curse of sin upon Himself to redeem us from sin.Then 3 days later he beat Death, Hell and the Grave by walking out.

If He had merely died on the Cross, death.

BUT, since He rose again, it will eternally symbolize the Resurrection.

Tetelestai

To me, it represents Salvation.

Represents Church