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• Probably the most famous relic of recent times is the Shroud of Turin, named for its current home in northern Italy. ... Upon the shroud is a faint reverse or negative image of a supine man. ...
• The shroud gained much interest after the advent of photography allowed the positive image to be seen for the first time in 1898. ...
• There are several problems with the supposition that this relic is the actual burial shroud of the historical Jesus. ...
• Playing directly into this problem is a document from the mid-14th century in which a bishop recounts the confession of the artist who created the shroud. Pope Clement VII declared the shroud to be a fake in 1389. ...
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• Study: Shroud of Turin Much Older   .
• LOUIS (AP) - The Shroud of Turin is much older than some scientists believe, according to researchers who used pollen and plant images to conclude it dates from Jerusalem before the eighth century. ...
• The study gives a boost to those who believe the shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus and contradicts a 1988 examination by scientists who said the shroud was made between 1260 and 1390. ...
• The earlier study also indicated the shroud came from Europe rather than the Holy Land. ...
• ''We have identified by images and by pollen grains species on the shroud restricted to the vicinity of Jerusalem,'' botany professor Avinoam Danin of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem said Monday during the International Botanical Congress here. ''The sayings that the shroud is from European origin can't hold. ...
• The Shroud of Turin is a linen about 13 feet long and 3 feet wide that has been kept in the city of Turin, Italy, since 1578. The shroud bears the image of a man with wounds similar to those suffered by Jesus. ...
• The shroud also contains pollen grains and faint images of plants. ...
• Since the Sudarium of Oviedo has resided in the Cathedral of Oviedo in Spain since the eighth century, Danin said that the matchup of pollen grains pushes the shroud's date to a similar age. ...
• ''The pollen association and the similarities in the blood stains in the two cloths provide clear evidence that the shroud originated before the eighth century,'' Danin said. ...
• If it is found that the two cloths are linked, then the shroud could be even older, Danin said. ...

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• DeSalvo, the Director of the Great Pyramid of Giza Research Association was also involved in studying the Shroud of Turin. ...
• He is Executive Vice President for the Association of Scientists and Scholars International for the Shroud of Turin (ASSIST), the largest and oldest Shroud research organization in the world. He was also a research consultant to the Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP). He has been involved in Shroud research for over 20 years. ... He has published several articles on the Shroud and is the contributing science editor for the book "Sindon, a Layman's Guide to the Shroud of Turin" (out of print). ...
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• The Shroud of Turin is a piece of ancient linen cloth that measures about 14 feet long by 3 1/2 feet wide, and on this cloth is a very faint imprint of a human being who appears to have been crucified. Legend has it that this Shroud is actually the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. The Shroud takes it's name from its present location which is in the Cathedral of John the Baptist in Turin Italy.
• SLIDE 1 - THE LOCATION OF THE SHROUD SINCE 1357.
• Historically, we can only document the precise location of the Shroud from 1357 to the present. This is important because if the Shroud is a forgery it would have to have been made prior to 1357. In that year, the first known public exposition of the Shroud was held in Lirey, France. From Lirey, the Shroud went to Chambery, France. While in Chambery, in the year 1532, there was a fire in the Chapel in which the Shroud was kept. Fortunately, very little damage was done to the Shroud. Than in 1578 it was brought across the Alps to Turin, Italy where it remains to the present.

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• The Shroud of Turin: Dirty rag, work of art, or miraculous relic? .
• The history of the Shroud is layered with allegations of fraud, deception and heresy. ...
• The earliest verifiable reports of the Shroud's existence date back the 13th century, although it obviously would be older than that if it was in fact wrapped around Jesus' moldering corpse (or not, as we shall see). ...
• The Shroud was a big hit with the medieval relic-mongering public, but the Catholic church quickly moved to suppress the cloth, which seems to bear a faint image of the body of Christ, just barely visible to the naked eye. A fire in the 15th century seared the impression of the Shroud's display case onto the cloth, but didn't damage the image. ...
• This went on for decades in a series of machinations that involved the use of force, large sums of money changing hands, and even the excommunication of the Shroud's more or less rightful owners. It wasn't until nearly the 16th century that the artifact eventually ended up in the Italian town of Turin, from whence its modern name originates. ...
• For the next couple hundred years, the Shroud made the rounds of Europe in public and private showings. ...
• As the 19th century became the 20th century, the new art of photography was used to record the image on the Shroud. ... The find sparked a new resurgence in interest in the Shroud, both among the devout and among scientists, who eagerly raced to disprove the cloth's authenticity. ...
• Like several other shroud theorists, the authors were able to create a passable recreation of the image. They also did some groundbreaking work in tracing the Shroud's possible movements prior to the 14th century, which had the cloth moving from the Essenes to the gnostic heretic sect of the Cathars, from thence to the Knights Templar, before finally falling into the hands of the Church. ...
• The Church has formally and emphatically canceled all further research on the Shroud once they got the "harmless" radiocarbon date, so your best bet at finding out the truth would be to die and ask whomever you happen to meet in the world beyond. ...
• There are many objective reasons for rejecting the Shroud of Turin. For one, the image on the Shroud depicts a longhaired man. ...

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• Despite scientific claims to the contrary, the Shroud of Turin may be the real thing.
• The shroud of Turin is in the news again because for the first time in twenty years it is now on display for two weeks. ...
• The three independent laboratories doing the testing unanimously agreed - the shroud dated to 1260-1390. This seemed decisive - the shroud was a fraud in that it could not possibly be the burial cloth of Jesus. ...
• However, Time Magazine of April 20, 1998 ran a cover story on the shroud and revealed that possibilites had since arisen that meant, to the contrary, the shroud could possibly be real. ...
• The mantra for this position, quoted fervently by shroud proponents who might otherwise have little to do with one another, is the "the tests could have been precise without being accurate. ...
• Several years later, when the three labs, the University of Arizona among them, produced their wet-blanket dates for the Turin shroud, a possibility flashed through Garza-Valdes' mind. What if the shroud too had a "Bioplastic" varnish - and the labs had been fooled into decreeing an object hounger than it actually was?.
• Later Garza-Baldes visited Turin with microscope in hand and was allowed to examine a piece of the shroud. ...
• The Times article notes favorably The Blood and the Shroud: New Evidence That the World's Most Sacred Relic is Real by Ian Wilson. When one reads this entire book, the total weight of all kinds, when all placed together on the scales, makes it highly likely that this is the shroud of Jesus.
• When all the details are considered we think it possible that this shroud could be part of the evidence that will cause "Jesus" to loom larger in future centuries.
• But from studying it at some length, we feel that the Theosophical version of Jesus is compatible with this shroud being genuine. ...

• The Shroud of Turin.
• The Shroud of Turin first came to the attention of the public in 1355 when it was exhibited at the Church of St. ...
• The shroud soon became the subject of controversy. A report to Pope Clement argued that the shroud was merely a painting, and that it was being falsely displayed as a true relic in order to solicit donations to the church. ...
• In 1453 the shroud was acquired by de Charny's granddaughter who eventually sold it to the Duke of Savoy. The Savoys exhibited it for many decades, claiming that it was the holy shroud that had covered Christ as he lay in the tomb. ... The shroud still displays burn marks from this incident.
• Throughout the twentieth century researchers dueled back and forth over the shroud's authenticity. In 1982 a group calling itself the Shroud of Turin Research Project declared it to be genuine after studying samples lifted from the cloth using tape. However, radiocarbon tests performed later during the 1980s dated the shroud to approximately the fourteenth century, indicating that the relic was a fake. Nevertheless, shroud supporters found many reasons to dispute the radiocarbon testing, and so the debate raged on and likely will for the foreseeable future. ...
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• Shroud of Turin may have been forged.
• The Shroud of Turin, alleged to be the burial shroud of Christ, has long inspired attention in the scientific community. ...
• Emily Craig, former UT student and the current Commonwealth of Kentucky forensic anthropologist, and Randall Bressee, UT associate professor of textiles, will demonstrate how the shroud could have been forged. ...
• There is widespread speculation as to whether the shroud is authentic, Bressee said. Carbon 14 dating and the written record places the shroud squarely within the 1300s.
• "You can make a strong case that it is not Christ's burial shroud. ...
• The Shroud of Turin features a life-size image of a man on the front and back. ... The conventional wisdom was that a miracle was necessary for the image to appear on the shroud.
• The burial shroud is like a sheet which is folded halfway under the body and halfway over the body. ...
• Using this method, no brush strokes appear on the shroud and, poof, a miracle has occurred. ...
• Craig and Bressee said a program on the shroud will also appear on public television.

• Turin Archdiocese to open shroud display earlier for youth.
• VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- With World Youth Day in mind, the Archdiocese of Turin moved up the opening of the jubilee year exhibition of the city's most famous religious item. ...
• The Shroud of Turin, believed by many to be Christ's burial cloth, will go on display Aug. ...
• 14, to view the shroud either before or after the week of youth-centered events, which ends Aug. ...
• ``Since World Youth Day this year is part of the jubilee, seeing the shroud can be a moment of faith in this great experience for young people,'' Msgr. ...
• ``We hope that at least those people who pass through Turin on the way to Rome, those from France or northern Europe, will stop and see the shroud. ...
• To make bookings easier, the Turin Archdiocese set up an online reservation system at www. ... Tickets can be sent via e-mail or regular mail or picked up directly in Turin upon arrival. ...
• The Shroud of Turin was last on display in 1998, when Pope John Paul II visited it. ...

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• Evidence of Flowers on the Shroud of Turin.
• Research on the Flower Images and Pollen on the Shroud .
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• Whether or not the Shroud of Turin is authentic or the work of a 14th century artist is a hotly debated issue. Many arguments for the authenticity of the Shroud rely on Biblical evidence, similarities in renderings of Jesus in art, and the inability of scientists to explain how the image was made. Arguments for the Shroud as a forgery rely on strong scientific evidence such as radiocarbon dating, as well as Biblical evidence and history. In her article in Science, Barbara Culliton notes two central mysteries of surrounding the Shroud of Turin: the age, and how the image was formed (Culliton 1978:235). Since the Shroud's appearance, much evidence has been produced both supporting and denying the cloth's authenticity. ...
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• The Shroud of Turin: Hoax or His? .
• One which has always aroused my suspicions, is the Shroud of Turin. ... A friend of mine lent me the book on the Shroud, and I was horrified and fascinated. I had to conclude after reading this book, that this Shroud could possibly be Jesus Christs' actual burial cloth, bearing His image, miraculously preserved through time. ...
• the shroud has survived first century persecution of Christians, repeated Edessan floods, an Edessen earthquake, Byzantine iconoclasm, Moslem invasion, crusader looting, the destruction of the Knights Templars, not to mention the burning incident that caused the triple holes, the 1532 fire, and a serious arson attempt made in 1972. It is ironic that every edifice in which the shroud was supposedly housed before the fifteenth century has long since vanished through the hazards of time, yet this frail piece of linen has come through almost unscathed. " page 211 from "The Turin Shroud" by Ian Wilson. ...
• Reading the book on the Shroud has been an experience which has changed the way I view the crucifixion. ... ' The French writer Paul Claudel described the shroud as "Something so frightening yet so beautiful lies in it that a man can only escape it by worship. ...
• After being confronted with the shroud, and coming to such a revelation of what gloriously happened to Jesus, the realisation that God can and does move powerfully in my life, became an actuality that was now more real and easier to grasp. ...
• the shroud image had pronounced similarities to a scorch. ... Yet, if the evidence already presented for the shroud's authenticity is to be believed, something along these lines appears to be the only explanation. ...
•  For me the message of the Turin Shroud is reflected in Ephesians 1:19-20 "And what is the exceeding greatness of His power to us who believe, according to the working of His mighty power. ...

• The Shroud (linen funeral sheet) is 14'3/4" by 3'7'/2", with a herring-bone weave, indicates evidence of a man who, before being condemned to death, was subjected to scourging and to a crowning with thorns (never recorded in the case of others who were crucified. ...
• Although the Shroud of Our Lord has long been venerated, it is in recent times that it has attracted considerable attention. ...
• The recent display of the Shroud, the first in over forty years, attracted more than three and one-half million viewers. Among those visiting the Shroud were members of the pilgrimage sponsored by THE ANGELUS, who were there on October 5th, two days before the exposition ended.
• Green of Texas City, Texas, was allowed by the guide to read information on the Shroud in English for the benefit of the English-speaking tourists. Thus, the pilgrims were all able to stand directly before the Shroud seeing clearly the imprint left by Our Lord's Body as well as the marks of the crucifixion and the sacred blood which stained this holy relic. ...
• The Shroud on display in the Chapel of The Holy Shroud in the Cathedral of Turin (Italy).

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• Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin - studies, researches, and publishes the findings from the Shroud of Turin and related Relics of the Passion. ...
• Holy Shroud Guild - promotes study and devotion of Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be the Holy Shroud, the cloth that covered Jesus Christ at the resurrection. ...
• Shroud Center of Southern California - scientific research and exhibit center dedicated to discovering the truths within the Shroud and giving all interested visitors an opportunity to examine these truths. ...
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• ROME - A Swiss archaeologist said yesterday she had proved beyond all doubt that the Turin shroud, one of Christianity's most mysterious and controversial relics, did wrap the dead body of Christ and was not a medieval fake.
• "This is the only document on earth that proves the material presence of Christ 2000 years ago" said Maria Grazia Siliato told a news conference in Rome to present her book "Shroud". ...
• In her book, she traces what she says is the history of the Shroud which many had thought could lonly be traced to 1357 when Crusaders were believed to have brought the 4. ...
• Siliato, who has studied the shroud for 16 years, said the carbon 14 tests were wrong for one simple reason - the fragment tested was a corner of the cloth repaired five times since 1400. The proof she said was that the samples taken weighed 42mg a square cm whereas the whole shroud had an average weight of 20-23mg.
• The Turin Shroud which was saved from a fire in Turin Cathedral last April clearly bears the image of a man with shoulder length hair and a beard and his hands crossed, but sceptics down the centuries have dismissed it as a painting and the apparent blood marks as fake. ...

• Shroud of Turin Update .
• On 12 April 1997 a fire raged through Turin Cathedral destroying the 300-year-old Guarini Chapel which was built especially for the Sindone, the Shroud in which, tradition has it, the body of Jesus was buried. The Turin Shroud itself was saved from the blaze by a fireman who, as if in trance, cut through four layers of bullet-proof glass to rescue the silver box containing the Shroud. ...
• " The Archbishop of Turin examining the rescued Shroud said: "It is intact. ... " Miraculously surviving this third fire in its mysterious existence without damage has only added to the prestige of the Shroud - especially since scientists from various fields of expertise have been finding increasing evidence to date the Shroud to around AD 30. ...
• In the 6th or 7th century a monk dropped a piece of burning incense on the Shroud and in December 1532 a fire in the chapel of the Dukes of Savoy in Chambery, France, damaged the border of the Shroud. ... They concluded that carbon-dating was useless for establishing the age of the Shroud. ...
• Leoncio Garza Valdes and Steve Mattingly discovered a very thin layer of bacteria and fungi around the pieces of cloth taken from the Shroud. ...
• This would substantiate the tradition which holds that the Shroud was taken from Jerusalem to Turkey, where it surfaced around AD 1000 in Constantinople. But in February 1997, Shroud expert Professor Pier Luigi Baima Bollone found even more compelling evidence in the impression of an old coin, the lepton, on the eyes of the crucified man. ...
• Although scientists are still at a loss as to the method by which a photographic image could have been transferred on to a piece of cloth in either the 1st or 14th century AD, all the recent findings proved to be sufficient evidence for the Archbishop of Turin, the official guardian of the Shroud by appointment of the Pope, to state explicitly for the first time: "I am convinced that the Sindone is the cloth in which the body of Jesus was wrapped after He died on the cross. ...

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• This video examine's skepticism over the shroud's authenticity, debunking scientists who recently claimed that it could be no more than 600 years old. ... On the Friday of the Crucifixion, Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus prepared the body of Jesus for burial in the garden tomb, first rubbing the body with aloe and myrrh, then wrapping it in the large burial shroud. ... Peter and John rushed to the tomb and saw only the shroud lying on the stone slab. From that time the shroud began its long journey around the Mediterranean to Turin, Italy, where it has drawn millions of pilgrims for centuries. ...
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