cross,1 or as any other of the myriads of legends, which have gathered round this most stupendous and moving scene in the world’s history. All that we know of Golgotha, all that we shall ever know, all that God willed to be known, is that it was without the city gate. The religion of Christ is spiritual; it needs no relic; it is independent of Holy Places; it says to each of its children, not “Lo, here!” and “lo, there!” but “The kingdom of God is within you.” Utterly brutal and revolting as was