People who got slapped on their fingers by Nuns for doing that? (Because it's too lazy and you don't have your fingers raised to the Lord, or because that's "th

People who got slapped on their fingers by Nuns for doing that? (Because it's too lazy and you don't have your fingers raised to the Lord, or because that's "the Protestant" way etc.) I don't think there's a literal "canonical" position, but if you look at old art, the folded, non-interlaced position is definitely more common, with Dürer's depiction being already pretty late to the party. To add Abrahamic confusion to it all, I think there's also some Rabbinical argument against it (or was it qabbalistic?). Anyways, we're all wearing masks now anyway, so the appropriate gestures would be the Kuji-kiri.