Where is the true cross that jesus died on?

Answer 1

It probably doesn't exist anymore. Unless it becomes a fossil, wood really doesn't stay around for thousands of years.

The cross christians claimed that jesus was crucified on, was taken by Syrian Emperor Saladin after defeating the crusaders in the battle of Hattin.

Answer 2

It doesn't matter whether people believe Jesus was real or not because either way he was and people need to except that!

Answer 3

A:

There are no genuine artefacts from the crucifixion of Jesus. In fact, until the fourth century, no one ever appears to have been interested in knowing the whereabouts of the cross.

Then, in the fourth century, Emperor Constantine attempted to convert the entire empire to Christianity and would spare no expense in doing so. His mother, Helena, visited Palestine and found, to her own satisfaction, a whole range of important sites and artefacts associated with the birth and death of Jesus. She miraculously found, buried but intact, the three crosses on which Jesus and the two others were crucified and was even able to identify which cross was that of Jesus. Part of the 'True Cross' have been distributed throughout the ancient empire, leading some to suggest that all the pieces would make several crosses.

Answer 4

It's unknown, but the Romans probably destroyed it.