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• The Mysterious Holy Shroud of Christ.
• John the Baptist (Duomo San Giovanni) in Turin, Italy. ...
• How did this piece of cloth reach Turin? What kind of evidences exist to prove it is the burial cloth of Jesus? You have heard of a 1988 radiocarbon dating of the Shroud which showed it was only less than 700 years old, and is not the real Shroud of Christ. How do we counter that? In the following paragraphs I shall summarize the Shroud history and research to the present. ...
• For those of you have access to the Internet, there are many Shroud sites, and perhaps the most extensive is http://www. shroud. ... There are Shroud conferences taking place all the time in different parts of the world where Shroud experts present the latest findings. Books on the Shroud (both pro and con) are also available. My interest in Shroud study started in the early 1980s and ever since I have been following the Shroud history and research.
• How Does the Shroud Look? .
• For starters a picture of the Shroud would be most appropriate. For the last 450 years until 1998 the Shroud had been kept rolled in a silver casket. When I first visited the Cathedral in April 1993, the Shroud in the silver casket was protected by bullet proof glass walls. ...
• From June 21-July 23, 2002 a major restoration of the Shroud was undertaken with permission from the Archdiocese of Turing and the Vatican. The patches on the Shroud from the 1534 repair after the fire in the Chambery Chapel where the Shroud had been kept were removed by textile restoration experts, and the Holland backing cloth was also removed. ...
• The photograph released on September 21, 2002 of the 'new' Shroud is shown below. ... shroud. ...

• Shroud of Turin tests are flawed, say researchers .
•         COLUMBUS - Carbon-dating tests that determined the Shroud of Turin isn't old enough to be the burial cloth of Jesus are flawed because some of the tests were done on patches of the original material, two researchers say. ...
•         Patches woven into the shroud's fabric were created in the 16th century by a weaving technique that made them impossible to see, said Joseph Marino and M. ...
•         The researchers hope their theory — first presented at an international gathering of shroud researchers two years ago — will provoke more research on the shroud. ...
•         They say the theory is gaining attention now that Ray Rogers, one of the original scientists to study the shroud, has done his own tests and agrees with their theory. ...
•         At least one other shroud researcher says the theory shows some promise. ...
•         The shroud is a strip of linen 13 feet long and three feet wide marked by an image of a man, which believers say was left by Jesus' body when he was taken off the cross. ...
•         Housed in a Turin, Italy cathedral, the shroud has been shown to the public for limited periods. ...
• Benford said she first learned of the shroud in 1997 and started studying the possibility of patches on a hunch. ...
• Marino, a former Benedictine monk and Catholic priest who's studied the shroud since 1977, and they began to research the idea together. ...
•         They determined that a patch made by invisible weaving, a technique to splice fabric together and make a seam unnoticeable to the eye, could have been in part of the shroud used during the carbon tests. ...
• Rogers — a former scientist for Los Alamos National Laboratory and part of a group of Americans who conducted the first scientific study of the shroud in 1978 — spent more than a year testing the hypothesis by studying samples he had taken from the shroud in 1978, Mr. ...
•         Though other researchers had questioned whether the shroud has newer threads woven into it, this is the first theory that's been tested, said Mr. ...
•         The shroud is undergoing more tests, but it's not clear what is being studied. ...
• Shroud of Turin tests are flawed, say researchers.

• Like the letter, the iconic portrait was destined be the nucleus of a legendary growth; the "Holy Face of Edessa" was chiefly famous in the Byzantine world, where the legend of the Edessa portrait forms part of the subject of the developing iconography of Christ, and also of the pictures of miraculous origin called acheiropoietoe ("made without hands") both in the Eastern Orthodox Church and, in the West where the tradition has produced Veronicas and the Shroud of Turin. ...

• Shroud Of Turin Links.
• org SHROUD OF TURIN OPTICAL RESEARCH On April 27, 2000 I attended a local lecture on the Shroud of Turin by John C. ...
• net/~havoc/rational/turin. html The Shroud of Lirey-Chambeacutery-Turin Perhaps the most holy relic and most studied archeological artifact in the world is the so-called Shroud of Turin. The Shroud is a herringbone twill weave, 8 cubits by 2 cubits (4. ...
• htm THE COINS OF PONTIUS PILATE, Shroud of Turin. ...
• htm The image above shows the face on the Shroud of Turin and the Face on Mars after a computer analysis in 1987. ...
• shroud. com/ Welcome To Our Website The Shroud of Turin is a centuries old linen cloth that bears the image of a crucified man. ...
• edu/shroud/default. htm Welcome to the Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin! Shroud of Turin Face image Tremissis coin. ...
• edu/mission/spring96/shroud. htm Spring 1996 Science the shroud Microbiology meets archaeology in a renewed quest for answers High magnification close-up of a shroud fiber (108k) By Jim Barrett Hoax or holy grail? The argument about the Shroud of Turin spans centuries. ...
• ) The Shroud of Turin Jesus died quickly on the cross. ...
• html UPDATE FOR THE VINLAND MAP AND THE TURIN SHROUD Update for the Vinland Map (Map) and the Turin Shroud (Shroud) For nearly 30 years, the Vinland Map and the Shroud of Turin have been objects of contention between those who believe both to be authentic and those who have analyzed them micro. ...
• org/Shroud. html THE SHROUD OF TURIN RESEARCH AT McCRONE RESEARCH INSTITUTE The Shroud of Turin According to Dr. ...

• "Shroud of Turin".
• "As an artist the image that satisfies my imagination of what our Lord Jesus Christ may have looked like is the photograph of The Shroud Of Turin. ...

• Summer Shroud of Turin! .
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• Topic: Shroud of Turin .
• posted 02-28-2002 07:50 AM                       A few months ago I started a thread in General called "Shroud of Turin: ambiguous.
• The Shroud, which is a 14 foot long piece of .
• The Shroud owners.
• Eventually after a couple moves the Shroud.
• ended up in Turin, Italy where it remains to.
• There were at LEAST 52 painted shroud copies.
• made based on the Shroud of Turin: none of .
• of the Man of the Shroud is the result of.
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• is the way the Shroud looks to the naked eye (ie dark, it looks something like a photo negative), the second image is a result of photography.
• Shroud: in May of 1898 an amateur photographer named Secondo Pia took the first.
• photos of the Shroud. ...

• The Shroud of Turin is another relic whose authenticity is questionable. ...

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• September 1578 überführte man das Grabtuch nach Turin, wo es bis heute aufbewahrt wird. ...
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• Speech by Pope John Paul about the shroud .

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• Carl Sagan (1987) gave an extensive listing of topics covered by the Committee: the Bermuda Triangle; “Big Foot” and the Loch Ness monster; “crashed” flying saucers; claims that you can levitate yourself by meditating; ESP; the view that the Earth is really flat; the Shroud of Turin; divining rods and water witching; Nostradamus; the notion that more crimes are committed when the moon is full; palmistry; numerology; “remote viewing”; cult archaeology; a Soviet elephant that talks fluent Russian and a Soviet “sensitive” who, blindfolded, reads books with her fingertips; Edgar Cayce and other “prophets,” sleeping and awake; diet quackery; ancient maps of Antarctica; “dream telepathy”; faith-healer fraud; analysis of a poltergeist in Columbus, Ohio, and how the scam was discovered; fire walking; phrenology; the “hundredth monkey” confusion; biorhythms; creationism; the emotional lives of plants; the systematically inept predictions of Jeanne Dixon and others; dianetics; Carlos Castenada sic and “sorcery”; the search for Noah’s Ark; the “Amityville Horror” hoax; miracles; mummies’ curses; Atlantis and other “lost” continents; and innumerable cases of acute credulity by newspapers, magazines, and television specials and news programs. ...

• cf Shroud of Turin .

• An example that is frequently cited would be research on the Shroud of Turin. ...

• Shroud of Turin Santorini .

• August 25 - Shroud of Turin on public display for the first time in 45 years. ...

• It was not until 1989 that the Catholic church allowed the technique to be used on the Turin Shroud, demonstrating that the linen fibres were of medieval origin. ...

• The Shroud of Turin. ...

• The most famous alleged relic of Jesus is the Shroud of Turin. ...

• The Shroud of Turin: An Adventure of Discovery .
• Jesus and the Shroud of Turin (1999) .
• Starring: Jesus & The Shroud of Turin, See more.
• Everyone knows the Shroud of Turin is a forgery--right? Didn't scientists establish its age as only a few hundred years with superreliable carbon dating? Not so fast--the producers of Jesus and the Shroud of Turin have another story. Through interviews with Shroud scholars from fields including scientific photography, botany, and medicine, they try to show that the Shroud could only have been made in Jerusalem, and only 2,000 years ago. ...
• This video is an excellent documentary of the Shroud's history and scientific investigation. ... The Shroud is not a "dead" issue. ...
• This excellent 1997 documentary attempts to review and update evidential findings in recent Shroud research. The Shroud of Turin is described as "the most studied artifact in human history". The film focuses on three types of physical markings on the Shroud, which is now permanently sealed in argon gas to prevent further fading deterioration of the image. ... Images of flowers blooming only during March and April (Passover), which are found on the Shroud, are identified by renowned Israeli Botanist, Avinonn Danin. Uri Baruch, Israeli pollen expert, confirms that 28 of the 58 pollens on the Shroud are found only in the Middle East. Artistic comparison of the Shroud image indicates that the Shroud was the prototype for all subsequent Christian representations of Christ. ... Jewish burial expert, Mika Halpern confirms the Shroud as being consistent with ancient Jewish burial practices. The Shroud's historic existence is then traced to Edessa and to Constantinople, where in 1204, during the sack of Constantinople by European crusaders, it disappeared. ... While there is no image on the Sudarium, AB type bloodstains match exactly with the blood on the Shroud at points on the head, hair and nose. ... 1988 Carbon 14 testing of the Shroud fixed its age as no more than 600 years old implying a forgery. Then, in 1996, Spanish doctor, Garza Valdez, discovered and proved that bacterial coatings, later found on the Shroud, significantly distort carbon test dating.

• The Joe Nickell Files The Shroud of Turin.
• Few historical or religious artifacts provoke more passion and controversy than the Shroud of Turin. ...   The few scientific investigations (all performed in this century) have failed to satisfy everyone as to the authenticity (or otherwise) of the Shroud.   The property of the Catholic Church, it now resides in a cathedral in Turin, Italy.   It is rarely put on public display - indeed, in August 2000 the Church will make the Shroud available for just a few weeks (only the fifth time in 100 years they have done so). ...   But is it the true burial cloth of Jesus of Nazareth?  Will any amount of scientific study ever convince all of us that, while beautiful and intriguing, the Shroud is nothing more than a very clever forgery?  It seemed appropriate this month to pursue the truth about the Shroud with Joe Nickell, who has done considerable investigation into this artifact for over twenty years.   His book Inquest on the Shroud of Turin, recently updated, has stirred up almost as much controversy as the Shroud itself.
• sfd: Well, today we're going to be talking about the Shroud of Turin.   Just recently in the news they announced that the Church is going to put the Shroud on display again on August 12th - I believe only about the fifth time in 100 years that it's been put on public display.
• sfd: Why don't you tell us what the Shroud of Turin is. ...
• JN: Well, its name is the Shroud of Turin; but, of course it's not a shroud (it's never held a body). ...   The Gospel of John is the most detailed, and the Shroud of Turin is not compatible with the description that John's gospel gives.   That's one of the first problems with the Shroud of Turin.
• sfd: Now, before we go any further, people refer to it as the Shroud of Turin; and that is, for the record, Turin, Italy.
•   The history of the Shroud is that it has no known history from the time of Jesus's crucifixion, death and burial - until the middle of the 14th century, at which time it shows up in a chapel in Lirey, France in the possession of a soldier of fortune who cannot or will not say how he acquired the most holy relic in all of Christendom.
•   And the Shroud has no known history for thirteen centuries prior to that time - a big problem, again, for the Shroud.   Eventually, the granddaughter of Geoffrey de Charny makes off with the Shroud during a religious war on the pretext of safekeeping, then later refuses to give it back - she's excommunicated for this.   Pro-Shroud people like to portray her as pious despite her excommunication, and suggest that she gave the Shroud to the royal Savoy family who later became the Italian monarchy. ...   In later centuries it was transferred to Turin, and eventually the exiled King of Italy, at his death, bequeathed it to the Vatican and it is now owned by the Vatican, but still reposes in Turin, in the Cathedral of St. ...

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• The Shroud of Turin .
• History of the Shroud of Turin .
• History of the Shroud.
• The Shroud of Turin, a 14 1/2 foot by 3 1/2 foot linen cloth, has been kept in Turin, Italy since 1578. ...
• The history of the Shroud of Turin can definitely be traced back 600 years to April 10, 1349.   At that time a French Knight named Geoffrey de Charney was in possession of the shroud.   In 1355, the first exposition of the shroud took place in Lirey, France, after which, the shroud was hidden away for many years. ...
• Around 1453, the shroud was obtained by the Dukes of Savoy, the former ruling family of Italy, from Margerat de Charney who graciously gave the House of Savoy the shroud as a gift. The Shroud of Turin remained in the Savoy family for many years, being passed down from generation to generation.   When the family moved the capital of Savoy to Piedmont, the shroud went with them.
• In 1502, the shroud was deposited in the Chapel of Chambery Castle for safekeeping.   Thirty years later a fire in the castle nearly destroyed the shroud.   After this unusual incident, the Shroud of Turin's protection was given an even higher priority.
• The shroud has been kept in Italy since 1578, where it arrived from Chambery, then the Capital of the Duchy of Savoy.   Currently the shroud is owned by the Catholic Church where it is stored in a special repository in a chapel behind the altar in the Cathedral of St. ...   This cathedral, which adjoins the Royal Palace, was specifically built to house the shroud.

• Inquest on the Shroud of Turin by Joe Nickell .
• Shroud of Turin, Shroud of Shmoorin, December 3, 2001 .
• Joe Nickell has brought us another beautifully written, fascinating and pleasantly arranged book about the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Excellent overview of shroud silliness, June 24, 2000 .
• A good review of the actual "shroud" tradition (contradicted by the bible itself) and the scientific data disproving the shroud's miraculous nature. ...
• Joe Nickell, who admits he doesn't believe in anything supernatural, offers his lop-sided analysis of the Shroud. In 1978 about 3 dozen scientists, mostly non-believers, went over to Italy with tons of scientific equipment; they spent 120 hours taking data (mostly photographic and chemical) on the Shroud. ... All but one admitted they could not explain, scientifically, how the image got on the Shroud. ... This book belongs in the same bag as a recent one on the Shroud that "proves" that the Shroud was painted by Leonardo da Vinci (who wasn't even born when the Shroud was being exhibited publicly in Europe). ...
• Holy Shroud.

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