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• spring 1998 - online version The Resurrection of the Shroud of Turin.
• (Supreme Islamic Council - Jerusalem) The Shroud of Turin is an ancient piece of fine linen, 14 feet 3 inches long by 3 feet 7 inches wide, with the front and back images of a male who has been scourged, beaten, crowned with thorns, crucified, and pierced in the heart in a manner consistent with the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth as described in Scripture. The last information that most Christians have on the Shroud of Turin is from the 1988 carbon 14 dating studies which announced world-wide, on the basis of a test on a single sample from the Shroud by three laboratories, that the Shroud is a medieval fake dating 1260-1390 A. ... This reinforced a long-standing claim by one individual that the Shroud image is a medieval European painting. He bases this claim on his observation of threads with a pigment coating found on 1978 sticky tape samples from the surface of the Shroud. Also, in 1994, a claim received wide media coverage that some investigators had supposedly been able to replicate all of the features of the Shroud image by a carbon dusting art technique, thus claiming to have driven the last nail into the coffin of the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin. Almost as to sign the death certificate of the Shroud and seal it in a tomb, three books have come out in the past year 1994, all claiming to reveal the truth about the Shroud. Two claimed that the image of the Man on the Shroud showed that he was not really dead, but only in a coma, and hence not needing a resurrection. The third supposedly proved that the Shroud was actually a photograph produced by Leonardo da Vinci. Recent studies by a number of other investigators have shown these desperate attempts to debunk or discredit or distort the Shroud of Turin are fallacious, and that the Shroud remains the most intensively studied, the most controversial, the most mysterious, and the most remarkable object in existence. ... The single sample from the Shroud was taken from the dirtiest corner of the Shroud in an area that was rewoven, probably in the 17th century, in complete violation of the protocol for detailed analysis of seven different samples set up by a commission of 24 carbon dating experts in Turin in 1986. ... Living bacteria and fungi were found growing inside the linen fibers of the Shroud.

• " My best understanding is that the Shroud of Turin is a medieval relic-forgery. ...
• A TIMELINE FOR THE SHROUD.
• Historians think that the Edessa Cloth, also known as the Mandylion, is what we now call the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Blood stains and forensic analysis link it to the Shroud. ...
• 9  Scholars have found an amazing connection between the Shroud and depictions of Christ. ...
• 12  If the Shroud is indeed the Edessa Cloth, as most Shroud scholars now believe, then what happened to it after the sack of Constantinople? MORE ON THE MISSING YEARS.
• 13  The Shroud was displayed in Lirey, France in the 1350's. ... It is now in Turin, Italy. Nothing in its later history has been more significant than a century of research since Secondo Pia's amazing discovery of its negative image properties in 1898.  MORE ON THE SHROUD'S LATER HISTORY .
• Arguments against the Shroud's authenticity are prima facie, supported by carbon 14 dating and a prevailing view of the way things are in the world. ...
• 8  The Shroud is an old, blood-stained piece of linen with traces of dirt. The historical  nature of the cloth, the peculiarities of the blood stains, and the particles of travertine aragonite limestone dirt that suggest an origin in Jerusalem, are all significant to understanding the Shroud's origins. ...
• 11  Twentieth century forensic medicine tells us that the image on the Shroud is an anatomically correct picture of man in a state of rigor mortis who was tortured and crucified. ...
• 5  Chemists and art scholars have ruled out the possibility that the Shroud is a painting or any other known form of art, including photography. ...
• 6  Scientists, who have examined the evidence, seriously question results of 1988 carbon 14 tests that determined that the Shroud had a medieval origin. ...

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• But the Shroud of Turin has long been the most controversial .
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• of the worlds greatest Microscopists, told the British Society for the Turin Shroud .
• on Sept 11, 1980 that the shroud is a fake. ...
• However, the Shroud of Turin can .
• The Shroud's scientific team made photographs of what appears to be .
• imprints of coins on the Shroud. ...
• shroud is not that in which Jesus Christ was wrapped for the following reasons. ...
• to prove the Shroud s authenticity by placing a Pontius Pilate coin (current issue) .
• Further, the Shroud of Turin is only one piece. ...
• In view of history, Numismatics and all other circumstances-you the reader/numismatist may judge for yourself. ...

• Turin Shroud.
• Home Page - Mysteries of History - Turin Shroud - Faking the Shroud.
• Faking the Shroud.
• Was the camera obscura, the forerunner of the modern camera, used to produce the Turin Shroud? There are many substances in nature that are sensitive to light, although exposure times of several days would have been necessary.
• Faking the Shroud .
• Although a few others, such as the Italian Catholic researcher Maria Consolata Corti, believe that Leonardo da Vinci was responsible for faking the Shroud of Turin, it is British investigators Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince who have presented not only a full theory as to when, where and why he did it, but have also demonstrated how. They believe that Leonardo faked the Shroud through a primitive photographic method, using the image of his own face but the body of another man - a composite picture. ... The resulting image has precisely the same colour and characteristics as the Shroud: most importantly it behaves like a photograph when seen in negative. ...
• A sixteenth century representation of the Shroud, attributed to the Italian artist Giovanni Battista della Rovere.
• Indeed, shortly after his death in France in 1519, the House of Savoy - who, until the 1960s, owned the Shroud - sent an emissary to buy one particular notebook. Given their special interest, and Leonardo’s rumoured role in creating the Shroud, it seems a reasonable assumption that they had retrieved the one notebook in which he may have confided the details of his Shroud-making experiments. Perhaps it was this that prompted the wife of the last King of the line, Maria Jose, to declare unequivocally that the Shroud is a fake. ...
• ) This would explain why the details of crucifixion are so accurate, even though the Shroud itself is a fake.
• ) So if Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince are right about his role in creating the Turin Shroud, it is perfectly in keeping with his character that he should have used his own face as that of Jesus. ... To them, the Shroud of Turin is a ‘hymn to heresy’ - for Leonardo, they claim, was a member of the secret Templarist Johannite sect, which upheld John the Baptist as the true Christ and were actively hostile to Jesus.
• They claim that Leonardo faked the Turin Shroud cleverly to include subliminal messages - the blood is still flowing, revealing that the man is still alive, and therefore he did not redeem anyone’s sins with his death. The head on the Shroud appears to be completely severed, which may be a visual reference to John the Baptist’s death by beheading: to a Johannite, this would mean that one who was beheaded was morally and spiritually ‘over’ one who was crucified. ... Many Shroudies have pointed out that - although they themselves have admitted that Leonardo was the only possible candidate for Shroud faker - he was out of the running because he was born a century after the Shroud first appeared. However, Picknett and Prince argue that the Lirey Shroud of the 1350s was widely regarded as nothing more than a blatant painted fake, an embarrassment to the Church. ... However, reactions to this one appear to be so completely different that it is clear it is a substitute - today’s Turin Shroud, which not only is not an obvious painted fake, but has no paint on it. ...

•  Scientific and Historical Research: The Shroud of Turin.
• Scientific and Historical Research: The Shroud of Turin .
• Shroud of Turin.
• Scientific and Historical Research apropos the Turin Shroud.
• In this paper, I repudiate the recently popularised conjecture that the High Renaissance artist and scientist, Leonardo da Vinci conceived and manufactured the Shroud of Turin in Milan in 1492. ...
• On the dust jacket of a recently published book, entitled Turin Shroud: In whose image? The shocking truth unveiled, is the sensational declaration: .
• HOW was the Turin Shroud created?.
• WHO created the Shroud?.
• WHOSE face appears on the Shroud?.
• Through the vehicle of this publication, the co-authors, Lynn Picknett and Clive Prince, strive to demonstrate, that the present day Shroud of Turin (that well known relic which contains both the frontal and dorsal photo-negative `imprints' of a tortured man and which is still believed by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ), was in fact forged by none other than Leonardo da Vinci in 1492! .
• Within this context alone, these two co-authors, have the insurmountable task of convincing their readers that the Shroud at Lirey (c 1357-1418) and the Shroud at Turin (1578-1994) are not the same artifact.
• Moreover, in the light of my own research (Allen, 1993a; 1993b; 1994a and 1994b), which has already postulated the theory that the Shroud of Lirey-Chambery-Turin was produced by means of a primitive form of photographic technology well before 1350, I was astounded to discover that these authors also specify photography as the very means by which Leonardo manufactured this relic. ...
• Perhaps most remarkably of all, they Picknett and Prince have replicated the technique by which the Shroud was created. ...
• For those readers who are not familiar with the terrain, it should perhaps be pointed out that the pedigree of the Shroud of Lirey-Chambery-Turin, or if you prefer, the Sudaria Christi is relatively well documented back to the year 1389, when the then Archbishop of Troyes, Pierre d' Arcis wrote his famous Memorandum to the anti-pope Clement VII, in which he requested that the Shroud's owners (at that time being Jeanne de Vergy and her son Geoffroi II de Charny), be forbidden to hold religious expositions at the Collegiate Church in Lirey. ...
• One of the main reasons for d' Arcis's letter is perfectly clear, viz: the Shroud of Lirey was luring pilgrims and their much sought after money away from the coffers of the Cathedral at Troyes situated some 20 kilometres to the north-west. Notwithstanding, d' Arcis, irrespective of his real motives, employs good old fashioned rhetoric to convince the anti-pope of the Shroud's unworthiness as an object of devotion and informs his sacerdotal reader that the self-same Shroud had been previously condemned as undesirable some `thirty-four years or thereabouts' (Wilson, 1991:15) before his own time (ie 1389) by his predecessor, Archbishop Henri de Poitiers. ...

• History of UGCC.
• 01, 17:07 Thousands Venerate Copy of Turin Shroud in Ternopil.
• 01, 10:57 Copy of Turin Shroud Arrives in Ternopil.
•    Copy of Turin Shroud Arrives in Ternopil .
• Copy of Turin Shroud Arrives in Ternopil.
• The Minsk (Belarus) copy of the Shroud of Turin recently arrived in western Ukrainian Ternopil, where it will stay until 19 January 2004. ...
• The copy of the Shroud of Turin has been in Ukraine since 28 September 2002. ...
• Simon and Helen, in Minsk, the capital of Belarus, which is home to the copy of the Shroud of Turin, extended the stay of the copy in Ukraine to 15 May 2004.

• New: Discuss the Shroud of Turin at ShroudForum. ... And see the new Shroud Topics Blog.
• Arguments against the Shroud's authenticity are prima facie, supported by carbon 14 dating and a prevailing view of the way things are in the world. ...
• Historians think that the Edessa Cloth, also known as the Mandylion, is what we now call the Shroud of Turin. ...
• Blood stains and forensic analysis link it to the Shroud. ...
• 9  Scholars have found an amazing connection between the Shroud and depictions of Christ. ...
• 12  If the Shroud is indeed the Edessa Cloth, as most Shroud scholars now believe, then what happened to it after the sack of Constantinople? MORE ON THE MISSING YEARS.
• 13  The Shroud was displayed in Lirey, France in the 1350's. ... It is now in Turin, Italy. Nothing in its later history has been more significant than a century of research since Secondo Pia's amazing discovery of its negative image properties in 1898.  MORE ON THE SHROUD'S LATER HISTORY ANOTHER SITE WORTH VISITING .
• " My best understanding is that the Shroud of Turin is a medieval relic-forgery. ...
• A TIMELINE FOR THE SHROUD.
• 8  The Shroud is an old, blood-stained piece of linen with traces of dirt. The historical  nature of the cloth, the peculiarities of the blood stains, and the particles of travertine aragonite limestone dirt that suggest an origin in Jerusalem, are all significant to understanding the Shroud's origins. ...
• 11  Twentieth century forensic medicine tells us that the image on the Shroud is an anatomically correct picture of man in a state of rigor mortis who was tortured and crucified. ...

• The Holy Shroud.
• The Holy Shroud is the burial cloth in which the sacred Body of Jesus Christ was wrapped when laid in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea. ... Truly the Shroud is the oldest and most precious relic in the world; a corporal relic left, in the Providence of God, to an unbelieving world to be a "silent witness" to the infinite love of God for man, to be a perpetual reminder to the world of the Divinity of Our Lord, and to memorialize the sacrificial victory of the Son of God over sin, death, and Satan. ...
• The significance of the Holy Shroud is inseparable from the significance of Him Whose image is so brutally manifested upon the cloth; for the Shroud is a divine constituent in the immense cycle represented in the Sacrifice of the Cross prepared before the creation of the world: the Old Testament reaching forth to Calvary, and Calvary, through the Mass and the Blessed Sacrament, lifting man up, on the merits of the Sacrifice of Redemption, to eternal beatitude in Heaven. ...
• The Holy Shroud is an integral part of the divine story of Him Who "spangled the heavens with the jewels of night;" of Him Who created heaven and earth, and every living creature; of Him Who lavished the sky in azure blue and bequeathed loveliness to the verdant landscape; of Him Who devised the beauty and fragrance of the littlest flower; of Him Who breathes life and wonder into the smallest child; of Him Who was born of a Virgin Mother and who reigns as King of kings and Lord of lords; of Him Who beneath the crown of thorns wore the imperishable aureole of Divine Majesty; of Him Who within Whose Body, all torn and disfigured, there abided infinite power, infinite justice, infinite mercy, and infinite love; of Him in place of Whom the modern world blasphemously cries aloud' "Give us Barabbas! Crucify Christ!"; of Him Who said, "Without Me you can do nothing," the palpable truth of which contemporary society is a standing proof. ...
• The Holy Shroud is the Linen Cloth in which Jesus Christ was wrapped when laid in the sepulcher. ...
• It is certain that on the day of the Resurrection, Saint Peter and Saint John found the Shroud lying in the empty tomb. ...
• It is likewise certain that the Apostles and the followers of Christ guarded the Shroud with the most reverent care. ...
• Pierre Barbet, in Doctor at Calvary, writes of the obscurity of the Shroud in the early centuries following upon the death of Christ: .
• T here is thus an obscure period when the Shroud does not appear, indeed when it cannot appear. ...
• The Shroud in the Early Church .
• What then became of the Shroud? Nicephorus Callistus wrote in his ecclesiastical history that in the year 436 the Empress Pulcheria had built in Constantinople the basilica of Saint Mary of the Blachernae, and that she kept there the "burial linen" of Jesus Christ. It was there that Robert de Clari found the Shroud in 1204. ...
• Pope Stephen III, shortly after his election in 769, gave a sermon in which he stated that the Image on the Shroud is that of the body of Jesus Christ: .
• In the eighth century Saint John Damascene mentions the sindon (Shroud) as being among the treasured relics venerated by Christians. ...
• Medieval History .

• The Sudarium of Oviedo : Its History and Relationship.
• to the Shroud of Turin.
• 1: Physical Description and History.
• The history of the sudarium is well documented, and much.
• more straightforward than that of the Shroud. ...
• According to this history, the sudarium was in Palestine.
• The key date in the history of the sudarium is the 14th.
• 3: Coincidence with the Shroud.
• comes to light when this cloth is compared to the Shroud of.
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• same length as the nose on the image of the Shroud.
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• perfectly with the bloodstains on the Shroud.
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• Jesus and the Shroud of Turin.
• This film reveals new evidence to debunk the skeptical modern scientists and shows convincing evidence of the authenticity of the Shroud as the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. It presents an in-depth study of the Shroud and its incredible history as one of the most celebrated religious artifacts in the world.
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• Unexplained: The Holy Shroud of Turin.
• The Holy Shroud of Turin.
• After the Crucifixion (about AD 30), the shroud was folded and disguised as a portrait, to hide its "unclean" nature as a burial cloth. ... In AD 525 severe floods in Edessa cost 30,000 lives and destroyed many public buildings; the shroud was rediscovered when the walls were being rebuilt. ... It was discovered to be a burial shroud is about 1045, probably when someone unpinned the Mandylion (The folded shroud that only revealed Jesus's face and was encased in a frame) from its frame to remount it. In1204, when the Crusaders took Constanople from the Greek Christians, the shroud vanished again. ...
• In 1506 the shroud was deposited in Chambery castle, where thirty years later it was almost destyroyed in a fire, In 1578 the shroud was taken to Turin, where it still resides. ...
• Unexplained: The Holy Shroud of Turin.

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• Title: Relics: The Shroud of Turin, the True Cross, the blood of Januarius. ... History, Mysticism, and the Catholic Church .

• Everything about the Shroud rings true:   It is the material used for burial shrouds 2000 years ago in the area of the Holy Land. ...    On the Shroud, the wounds are at the wrist which can sustain the weight of a body.    A religious forger, making a fraudulent Shroud would have placed the wounds in the palms. ...    The trails of blood on Turin's burial cloth are sensible; they conform to the flow of gravity. ...
• The most amazing evidence to the reality of the Shroud is that it is a PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVE.    Secondo Pia was the Shroud's first photographer. ...    Details emerged that astounded viewers and enlarged the Shroud's controversy. ...
• What is it that tells scientists that the Shroud of TURIN is a fake?   Answer:  Carbon 14. ...
•    When I heard that they were going to date the Shroud with Carbon 14,  I thought to myself:  NO!    My sources told me exactly what is stated in the above paragraph. ...
• The Shroud was tested with Carbon 14 and the rest is history.   Now, the scientific world does not believe in the Turin relic because their holy measuring device said it was only 6-700 years old. ...

• Shroud History.
• The history of the Shroud of Turin can be best studied by dividing it into two specific categories. The general consensus of even the most doubting researchers is to accept a "1350" date as the beginning of the "undisputed" or documented history of the Shroud of Turin. ... Although there is a significant amount of evidence supporting the Shroud's existence prior to the mid 1300's, much of it is, in fact, "circumstantial" and remains mostly unproven.
• In an effort to bring factual information to the viewers of this website, I am including here only the undisputed history as accepted by most scholars. I am also limiting the scope of this history to only the more significant events. A completely detailed Shroud chronology can be found in the 1998 book titled "The Blood and the Shroud," by Ian Wilson, that includes the earlier, more speculative and "circumstantial" material as well. ...
• I wish to include a special note of thanks to Ian Wilson for providing his detailed chronology of Shroud history (circa 1996) as the basis for this page and allowing me to share it with you on this website. Ian is a highly respected Shroud researcher and noted author. His many books are listed on the "Shroud Booklist" page of this site. This page would not exist without his dedicated and meticulous efforts as a Shroud historian and his willingness to share his material with all of us.
• You can use the following Century Navigator to skip directly to the era of Shroud history you wish to read about or you may scroll through the page in the usual manner. ... A duplicate of this navigator also appears at the end of the history.
• Highlights of the Undisputed History.
• He is also already in possession of the Shroud, which some believe he acquired in Constantinople.
• 1355: According to the "D'Arcis Memorandum", written more than thirty years later, the first known expositions of the Shroud are held in Lirey at around this time. ... Reportedly, Bishop Henri refused to believe the Shroud could be genuine and ordered the expositions halted. The Shroud was then hidden away.

• The Shroud of Turin (1997).
• THE SHROUD OF TURIN.
• Presents a brief history of The Shroud and summarizes the many investigations that have sought to prove (or disprove) the authenticity of The Shroud. ...
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• Presents a brief history of The Shroud and summarizes the many investigations that have sought to prove (or disprove) the authenticity of The Shroud. Included are the findings of the international team of scientists and specialists that studied The Shroud from 1978 to 1981.

• Relics: The Shroud of Turin, the True Cross, the Blood of Januarius. ... History, Mysticism, and the Catholic Church.

• Known as the Shroud of Turin, the burial cloth of Jesus has been housed in Turin, Italy since 1578. ... The dimensions correspond precisely to the measurement system of ancient Israel, with the Shroud being exactly 8 cubits by 2 cubits. ...
• The Shroud bears the image of a man who was approximately 6 feet tall. ... Blood found on the Shroud has a high concentration of pigment bilirubin which is produced when an individual is subjected to great trauma. ...
• Much of the academic establishment holds that the Shroud's history extends back no further than the mid 1300's A. ... Carbon 14 dating conducted in 1988 indicated that the Shroud originated in the 13th or 14th century. ... Alan Whanger of Duke University Medical Center, and his wife Mary, as well as other researchers, have produced evidence indicating that the Shroud was known to portions of the public between the time of Jesus and the mid-1300s. (Click for more detail on the Shroud "debunkers", including the carbon 14 dating, and the debunking of the "debunkers". ...
• The Whangers have also developed an imaging technique for comparing the image in the Shroud to ancient icons, coins, and carvings. They determined that icons of Jesus from as early as the 6th century were based on the Shroud. ... , is also based on the Shroud image. ...
• Moreover, the Whangers believe that they have found several other images in the Shroud, including a crucifixion nail, a Roman spear and a crown of thorns. ...
• Throughout its "known" history, (as accepted by the academic establishment,) the Shroud has never been outside Europe. However, 28 species of pollen from Palestine have been identified within the fibers of the Shroud. ... The flowers most likely were picked near the time of the crucifixion and placed on the Shroud. ...
• Richard Levi-Setti of the University of Chicago's Enrico Fermi Institute, compared dirt from the Shroud to travertine aragonite limestone found in the area of Jerusalem. ... Remarkably, there are no places on earth, other than the Jerusalem locale, where aragonite is known to have the same exact chemical signature as that found in the dirt on the Shroud. ...

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• htmThe Sudarium of Oviedo, a smaller cloth napkin, was placed over the face and about the head of the same man whoseblood stains are on the Shroud. ...
• http://shroud. ... The Sudarium of Oviedo Often mentioned in Shroud circles as marked with imprints that matchthose on the Shroud is a little known Spanish relic known as THE OVIEDO SUDARIUM (seen above). ...
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• Ancient Secrets of the Bible: Tower of Babel & Shroud of Turin .
• Fact or fiction? Could such a structure really have been built? And if so, how did it vanish without a trace--or has it? And what about the Bible's claim that all races and languages sprang from one remote corner of Mesopotamia? Consider startling new evidence--and the chilling news that the tower may again be under construction, as was prophesied thousands of years ago! "The Shroud of Turin" - Is it the burial cloth that covered Jesus in the tomb? A silent witness of the greatest event in history? Or is it a fraud? An elaborate hoax that has fooled millions for centuries? What secrets does it keep? New evidence gathered from 44 scientific studies has been weighed--and the chilling truth can be told! .
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• Lecture discusses 'Shroud of Turin'.
• It's a shroud shrouded in mystery. A lecture Thursday discussed the image of the crucified Jesus Christ on a "shroud" burial cloth.
• The talk, given by IU alumni Professor John Beldon Scott from the University of Iowa, was titled "The Shroud of Turin as a Work of Art. " The actual shroud, said to depict the body of Jesus, is housed in Turin, Italy. Most years the Archdiocese of Turin doesn't even put it on display. ...
• "This lecture is not to try to prove anything," Scott said, "but to show what we get when we look at (the shroud of Turin) in a different way than we've looked at it previously. ...
• Scott explained the history of the relic and explored its place in popular culture before launching into an interpretation of the shroud based on techniques used to analyze pieces of art. ...
• Most of the lecture was devoted to the discussion of the physical properties of the shroud, especially the damages on the piece from various episodes during its recorded history, but also concentrated on the stylistic relationships to other pieces of art.
• shroud. com brought up an ongoing controversy about whether the shroud is authentic. But belief in the burial cloth of Jesus was irrelevant to this study of the shroud.
• "I didn't really know a lot about (the shroud), but the lecture was really broad. ...

• The Shroud of Turin (1997).
• THE SHROUD OF TURIN.
• A PREVIEW OF THE SHROUD OF TURIN .
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• Presents a brief history of The Shroud and summarizes the many investigations that have sought to prove (or disprove) the authenticity of The Shroud.
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• Turin Shroud.
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• Faking the Shroud.
• The full length of the Turin Shroud, as seen by the ordinary eye.
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• For centuries belief that the Shroud of Turin really bears the likeness of the crucified Jesus Christ was a matter of faith alone. ...
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• The Turin Shroud bears the image, front and back, of a crucified man, supposedly imprinted on the cloth when the victim was placed in the shroud for internment. With wounds corresponding exactly to those suffered by Jesus, either it really is his burial shroud or it was faked with the intention of passing it off as such. ...
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