Crucifiction
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Crucifiction is a neologism unwittingly coined by the creative and jazzily helpful Conservapedia editor HelpJazz on December 9, 2007.[1]
It refers to mythological stories about religious icons being crucified, or capitally punished by being tied up on a wooden cross, and then miraculously coming back to life. These icons then display the nail wounds they suffered from the ropes used to tie them up to their astounded friends and lovers.
