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• The shroud of Turin is a burial cloth that is believed by the Catholic Church to be used to wrap the body of Jesus Christ and to hold the image of his body. ...   The validity and origins of the shroud is still debated to this day.

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• No other cloth in history from anywhere in the world has been so studied, examined and debated as the mysterious Shroud of Turin. ... Is the Shroud of Turin the ancient burial cloth of the historical Jesus of Nazareth - a cloth that bears His images and bloodstains? .
• The Shroud of Turin is a linen cloth 14 feet 3 inches long by 3 feet 7 inches wide, bearing the highly distinct image of a crucified man. ...
• The possibility that the Shroud of Turin is the burial cloth of Jesus comes primarily from a consideration of the many wounds found on the Shroud. ...
• Since the sixteenth century, the Shroud, believed by many to be the burial cloth of Christ, has been kept in St. John the Baptist Cathedral in Turin, Italy. ...
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•   These are a few of the major sites with information on the Shroud of Turin. ... Appeals to faith are irrelevant in proving or disproving the Shroud's authenticity, so I avoid those sites. ...
• The Skeptical Shroud of Turin Steven Schafersman's well-balanced web site, and excellent starting point for your own research into the Shroud. ...
• The Shroud of Turin Website Another excellent resource, this one operated by STURP member Barrie Schwortz. ... Schwortz believes in the authenticity of the Shroud, but also provides both sides of the argument to help us find The Truth©. ...
• Shroud of Turin Research Dr. ... Shows very conclusive pictures of microscopic views of both the "blood" on the shroud and real blood on cloth. ...
• International Center of Sindonology Italian-based reference for the Shroud within Italy. Includes the web page for the Shroud Museum in Turin and the legendary history of the Shroud (in other words, the history not accepted by all scholars).

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• The Shroud of Turin – a linen cloth 14 feet 3 inches long and 3 feet seven inches wide that bears the superficial imprint of the body of a man – is an object of fascination. ... In 1988, the Shroud was opened to the public for a period of some 50 days. ... So, what is the truth about the Shroud? Is it genuine or is it a fraud? The facts will help us to decide. ...
• The first record of the Shroud dates to 544 C. ... In 944 the Shroud was recorded as being in Constantinople. Whether or not this is the same piece of cloth that is now held in the San Giovanni Battista in Turin is a matter of debate. ...
• The next documented record of the Shroud takes us to 15th Century France. ... In 1578, it was taken by Emmanuel Philibert to Turin where it has remained ever since. ...
• In 1988, the Shroud was subjected to radiocarbon dating to determine its age. ... In an official statement, the archbishop of Turin, stated, "In entrusting the evaluation of these results to science, the church reiterates its respect and veneration for this venerable icon of Christ, which remains an object of veneration for the faithful. ...
• Despite the clear scientific evidence disproving the authenticity of the Shroud, Church authorities continue to declare it as legitimate. On May 24, 1998, for instance, pope John Paul 11 said that the Shroud was “the imprint left by the tortured body of the Crucified One. ...

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• The Shroud of Turin is perhaps the most enigmatic and heavily studied relic in history. ...
• Stevenson was the spokesman and editor for the Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP) a group of some 40 scientists who actually studied the Shroud in 1978. ... Verdict on the Shroud became an international best-seller and was translated into more than 13 languages.

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• Last week the sixth grade went on a trip to Turin and Genoa. While we were in Turin, one of the first things we saw was the Sacred Shroud. The Shroud that was exposed in the Duomo was not the original it was only a copy because the original could be damaged by light. The Shroud is fourteen and a half feet long, three and a half feet wide. ... The Dukes of Savoy owned the shroud until 1980 but the Catholic Church now owns it. The Shroud has been kept in Turin since 1578, stored in a small chapel behind St. ...
• The first thing you look at if you’ll ever see the Shroud is the head. The head is full of evidence that the Shroud could really be Jesus’. ...

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• How is it that human ingenuity could NOT have created the Great Pyramid, and that the Pyramid just happens to tell the story of Christ? Is it just an accident that the Zodiac's 48 constellations just happen to tell the same story? How can there be the most intricate, accurate, and completely hidden, until the invention of the computer, Equidistant Letter Code found only in the Bible and no where else? And then there is the Shroud of Turin.
• You've probably heard two things about the Shroud. ... the comonly held opinion of the Shroud is that someone in the fourteenth century painted the image on linen. This opinion is held by many "experts" that haven't even seen the shroud. One closed mind at the British Museum refused to consider the evidence that the shroud existed before 1350 AD because the artifact in question had a different name, The Image of Edessa. Well, after studying the subject a little bit I can tell you that if the Shroud is a fake, there's only one Forger who could have faked it. ...
• They might know exactly, scientifically, what makes the image visible on the Shroud, but no one, that's no one, can tell you how it was made. There are many things about the Shroud that can't be explained by any natural laws or human action. No one can tell us how the people of 1350 or 33 AD could have made this image on the Shroud. ...

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• Many people claim that the Shroud of Turin was the burial shroud of Jesus, and that His image was miraculously transferred onto it. ... But we already knew that, because the shroud was completely unknown until 1355, and was found to be a forgery in 1389, apparently due to the confession of the forger. Over the years, several investigators have claimed to have discovered evidence of its authenticity, such as pollen from Jesus' era and region, or blood, or human (?) DNA on the shroud, or perfection of Jesus' image. ... Besides, the Gospel of John completely contradicts the use of a shroud on Jesus' body. And at one time, there were dozens of cloths that people claimed were the authentic shroud, all over Europe.
• But people (including some scientists) really really need to believe in the authenticity of the shroud. ...

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• "The Shroud of Turin is a centuries old linen cloth that bears the image of a crucified man--a man that millions believe to be Jesus of Nazareth. Is it really the cloth that wrapped his crucified body, or is it simply a medieval forgery, a hoax perpetrated by some clever artist? Modern, twentieth century science has completed hundreds of thousands of hours of detailed study and intense research on the Shroud. ... " (from the introduction to one of the many Shroud websites). ...
• There are no written records of the Shroud before the 14th c A. ... There are, however, tantalizing images (paintings, icons, coins) from earlier periods that could have been based on the head of the crucified man (as it would appear if the Shroud was folded up a certain way). ...
• scientists, many from the Jet Propulsion Lab in California, came together to form the Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP). ... Most of the STURP team agreed that the Shroud was not a painting, with the notable exception of Dr. ...
• It contains three-dimensional information that is enhanced by computer manipulation and that many cite as evidence that the Shroud is not a painting (and is therefore the authentic burial cloth of Christ). Others have conducted experiments with making rubbings or scorching cloth that they claim reproduces most of the Shroud's features-evidence that the Shroud must be a forgery. ... "Radiocarbon dating of the Shroud of Turin," Nature (Feb. ... Science (1996) McCrone, "The Shroud of Turin: Blood or Artist's Pigment?" Accounts of Chemical Research vol. ...

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• One of the most interesting pieces of possible evidence for the divinity of Jesus, is the Shroud of Turin. The Shroud of Turin may be the burial shroud of Jesus, or it may be an artistic creation from the middle ages.
• The shroud, shows the image of a man who appears to have been crucified, based on the wounds on his wrists and elsewhere.   Furthermore, the shroud is said to show specific wounds that Jesus suffered, such as to his chest and back. ...
• It is notable that the shroud looks much more impressive when the film "negative" is viewed, instead of the normal or positive photo.   This is one piece of information used in the authenticity argument, since proponents point out that photography did not exist whenever the shroud came into being, so why would an artist render it to appear more striking in the negative.
• Pollen was said to be found on the shroud from samples taken in 1973, by a Swiss criminologist named Max Frei-Sulzer.   In 1976 Frei-Sulzer reported that certain pollens he found on the shroud, "could only have originated from plants that grew exclusively in Palestine at the time of Christ. ...
• Frei-Sulzer has been criticized by opposition experts for not using control samples and for his samples possibly being subject to contamination, by the shroud's visitors. ...
• Carbon-14 dating has been conducted, showing the shroud to be from the middle ages, however those results have been disputed by shroud believers, who claim surface contamination biased the results.
• Reportedly the DNA of a man has been found on the shroud and believers sight this as evidence of it's authenticity although skeptics say the DNA could be from anyone that handled the shroud extensively, kissed it or shed tears over it. ...
• One group of international scientists found no human blood on the shroud, while another group from Texas claims it found human blood.   So you can see how highly charged the testing of the shroud is. ...
•   SRSR wonders if his information, if correct contradicts the case for the shroud?  Lindsey said that upon resurrection, Christ would have left this casing behind.   What then of the cloth shroud of Turin, was he wrapped in the shroud, or in the linen strips?   Shroud proponents sometimes say his image was created by a burst of radiation (or something) at the time of resurrection, so they seem to be implying that Christ was wrapped in the shroud.

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• The Face in the Shroud of Turin - An artist's impression.
• Shroud of Turin Education Project - Committed to raising awareness of the Shroud of Turin. Provides resources for exploring the mystery and encountering the message of the Shroud.
• Holy Shroud Guild - Promotes study & devotion of the Shroud of Turin, which many believe to be the Holy Shroud, the cloth that covered Jesus Christ at the Resurrection.
• Science and the Shroud - In an article presented by the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, microbiology meets archaeology in a renewed quest for answers.
• Shroud of Turin Center in Richmond Virginia - Information on the educational and research activities of the Shroud of Turin Center at Mary Mother of the Church Abbey in Richmond Virginia. ...
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• Shroud of Jesus - Forensic medicine provides new answers to the ancient mystery of the Shroud of Turin.
• The Shroud of Turin Website - Provides information on current Shroud research.
• Turin Shroud Center of Colorado - Dedicated to research and education on the Shroud of Turin.
• Archbishop of Turins Website - Presents scientific and historical information on the Shroud.
• Images on the Shroud of Turin - Argues that the negative image as found on the Shroud of Turin was the product of a form of primitive photography employing either silver nitrate or silver sulphate as a light sensitive agent.
• Collegamento pro Sindone - A bimonthly periodical which contains research articles on the Shroud of Turin.
• Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin - Presents the fascinating and compelling research of Dr. ...
• Holy Face of Jesus - This site promotes devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus, as seen on His Holy Shroud, which is preserved in Turin. It consists of devotional prayers, and descriptions of His Holy Shroud.

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• Is the shroud of Turin really the burial cloth of Christ? A United Press article published in the Washington Times, Cloth expert calls shroud of Turin authentic, reports that:.
• A renowned textile historian has become the latest specialist to say that the Turin shroud bearing the features of a crucified man may well be the cloth that enveloped the body of Christ.
• Disputing inconclusive carbon-dating tests suggesting the shroud hailed from medieval times, Swiss specialist Mechthild Flury-Lemberg said it could be almost 2,000 years old.
• Flury-Lemberg saw when she examined the back of the shroud, the first researcher ever to do so. ...
• The Council for Study of the Shroud of Turin has more information about the shroud, including lots of photos.
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• Gain insight into the passion of Jesus from seeing what the "man of the Shroud" endured during crucifixion, regardless of your view of the dating of the cloth. The Shroud of Turin was on public display in the fall of 2000. ...   Willem Branca's sculpture of the Shroud. ...
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• In March 1996 Jim was the guest speaker of the Encounters Forum on CompuServe to answer questions and discuss the Shroud of Turin. This will give a newcomer to the Shroud a starting point for some basic information as well as the controversy surrounding this artifact. ...
• Shroud of Turin Presentation.
• Thomas D'Muhala served as President of the Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP) and gave this exciting presentation on May 11, 1995. It is a detailed scientific presentation of the 1978 research team's effort to discover and uncover the mysteries of the Shroud.   This section is loaded with images of the Shroud, and will give you insight into the many reasons some consider the Shroud to be authentic. ...
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• The Shroud of Turin has been the object of awe and controversy for many centuries. ... Although the Roman Catholic Church (the owner of the Shroud) has never officially declared the cloth to be the authentic burial linen of Jesus Christ, she has permitted its veneration by the Faithful. In 1988, when scientists using radiocarbon testing announced that the shroud had a medieval origin, the media quickly embraced this dating as conclusive. ... Today, interest in the Shroud is stronger than ever. ... Guerrera puts before the reader both the historical background and most current scientific findings on the Shroud showing the great preponderance of evidence that the Shroud of Turin is indeed the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. ...

• The Origin of the Shroud of Turin as evidenced by plant Images and by Pollen grains .
• The Shroud of Turin, the traditional burial cloth of Jesus of Nazareth, has been kept in the city of Turin (Torino), Italy, since 1578. ... Re-examination of pollen grains collected in 1973 and 1978 from the shroud, and investigations of plant images observed on several sets of photographs and on the shroud itself, enabled Prof. ...
• The Shroud of Turin Existed before the 8th century .
• The assemblage of plants became part of the Shroud in the spring months of March-April .
• 4 % of the 250 pollen grains derived from the Shroud of Turin and studied by us.
• Marked images of leaves, petioles, and a flower of Zygophyllum dumosum observed on photos and negatives of the Shroud of Turin from 1899, 1931, 1978, and on the linen of the Shroud itself. ...

• Shroud of Turin Center.
• a very important one, since if the image on it is really the likeness of Jesus of Nazareth, then the Shroud of Turin contains the only authentic description of him that exists. ...
•  The Shroud of Turin Center was established to promote an increase in awareness and understanding of the Shroud of Turin and conduct research into its origins. To accomplish its educational goals, the Center holds periodic multimedia presentations about the Shroud which feature the Center's full-sized black & white negative and color positive images of the Shroud. ...
•  In June of 1999, the Shroud Center was the host of the 1999 Shroud of Turin International Research Conference which gathered more than 30 researchers from around the world to discuss their latest findings. In addition, members of the Center are actively engaged in research on various fields related to the Shroud. ...
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• To schedule a special presentation for your parish, group or civic organization, please contact us at: shroud@erols. ...
•  For those who wish to visit the Shroud of Turin Center at Mary Mother of the Church Abbey in Richmond, we have provided a map detailing directions. ...

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