We will allow meta gifs , as long they don ' t take overhand <| sep |> Been waiting for the sale ! Thanks ! <| sep |> While you are correct the idea of the sacrifice being such is laughable . I ' m sure the majority of us would be willing to endure such punishment for literally the entirety of mankind and unlike Jesus we don ' t come back . But the problems don ' t start there for Christianity it actually starts with the very idea such a sacrifice is possible . For Christians that believe in original sin which certainly is the majority mainstream belief . There is only two options either Jesus was born with or without it . If Jesus was born with it than he was born guilty and was never a viable candidate . If he wasn ' t born with it than this creates other severe issues . We see in Genesis that mortality itself for humans was not the norm . Instead YHWH clearly reveals this in Genesis 217 But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil , thou shalt not eat of it for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die . Now , Adam and Eve didn ' t die shortly after . Like you would expect from a poison instead they were on the ticking clock that is mortality . If Adam and Eve were ever mortal before this than YHWH ' s statement would have been meaningless here . Why does this matter for Jesus ? Because Jesus logically if he was without original sin should have been invulnerable . He could never die to begin with Jesus would still be hanging around today like Adam and Eve would be if they didn ' t eat from the Tree of Good and Evil . The trials of temptations and such would have also been worthless against Jesus as he never ate from the tree . Meaning he was never capable of evil to begin with . So under the rules of Christianity Christ himself couldn ' t fulfill what is credited towards him .