There all is resolved. Things that complement each other, and all opposites, the past and the future, negative and positive, are resolved because they are identical at the center. If we collapse all of the planes generated by our three-dimensional cross, we come not to a point, for that point itself is beyond space and time. Rather, it is the nothing from which all comes. The great Jewish theologian, Martin Buber was asked if there is life after death.
Time derives from non-time.
Things derive from no-thing. It is through the originating center that everything, including us, comes into being. At the intersection of the axes of time and space we experience the present moment. Each Easter, the cross reminds us of that originating center. In the Easter stories, we revisit the originating point where life and death are as one.