Does the Christian Cross have specific dimensions or a specific ratio, or do people just make crosses by sight?
ANSWER PERSON RESPONDS: They just seem to eyeball it. Who would make the standards? There are so many competing Chistian denominations. The main variants are the Greek cross, used in Orthodox Christianity, where the four arms are of equal length and the Latin cross, where the descending arm is longer. AP can find no mention of standards for its proportions, either today or in ancient times. The cross used for crucifixions by the Romans is said to have been shaped more like a “T”