Did God die for our sins?
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Be aware that this doesn't apply to all christian denominations, but probably most. When we say "dying", it's the physical body that dies. The spirit never dies in the sense of ceasing to exist, be it humans or God.
The resurrection is reuniting the spirit and body.
In resurrecting, Jesus conquered death and opened the path for all humankind to be ressurrected.
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