The Cross and Crown
The Cross and Crown by T. D. Curtis is a thought-provoking work published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 5, 2015. This 32-page edition, written in English, delves into themes of public perception and the complexities surrounding the crucifixion of Christ. Through its exploration of societal reactions to acts of cruelty, the book presents a critical view of how symbols of suffering can become objects of reverence.
Readers will find a poignant examination of the contradictions inherent in human behavior, particularly in relation to the worship of symbols associated with violence and injustice. The text invites reflection on the nature of public opinion and the moral implications of historical events. With its roots in literature and fiction, The Cross and Crown engages with classic themes that challenge conventional notions of decency and reason, making it a significant addition to discussions around faith and societal values.
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He who offends the public will And thus excites the populace With a vindictive wish to kill And sink his name in deep disgrace, Is hung or burned in effigy; But none would think of worshiping The instrument of cruelty That should a friend’s sad exit bring; Yet when the Christ was crucified, By order of the crazy throng, The bloody cross on which he died- The tool of deep and ghastly wrong- Derisively was raised on high, By the decree of hell’s dark prince, And human souls, not thinking why, Hell’s sign have worshiped ever since! Could more complete subversion be Of reason, taste and decency?
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