Turin shroud

AN INCREDIBLE model showing how Jesus Christ may have looked has been unveiled in Spain. The hyper-realistic sculpture, which is made of latex, silicon and real human hair, has been based on data c…

Copy of Jesus' body taken from Shroud of Turin

The shroud of Turin EXTRAORDINARY evidence of Christ's resurrection https://reasonandscience.catsboard.com/t1688-shroud-of-turin The biblical narratives related

“Sweet aromas” and “electromagnetic disturbances” shock observers of first opening of Christ’s Tomb in 500 years. Have you been following the astounding Tomb of Christ story presently developing in Jerusalem? As I discussed in Hail to the Stone of Resurrection, on October 26, 2016 NatGeo announced that the tomb believed…

All over the world men use their garages to store things their wives know they will never use again: weights, mountain bikes, model train sets. But only one man can claim to have kept a physiologically and anatomically correct, life-sized model of a tortured and crucified 33-year-old man in his garage.

Turin Shroud Encyclopedia Copyright © Stephen E. Jones[1] Allen, N. #8 This is "Allen, N," part #8 of my Turin Shroud Encyclopedia. For information about this series, see part #1 and part #2. Emphases are mine unless otherwise indicated. I have not italicised Shroud in my quotations of Allen, as he idiosyncratically does. See also my 2016 post, "Medieval photography: Nicholas Allen" and "My reply to Prof. Nicholas Allen (assumed)." [Index #1] [Previous: Adler, A #7] [Next: AMS #9] Nicholas…

The Sudarium of Ovida (face cloth of Jesus). Notice the same red spot on nose and swollen eye. All matching to the Shroud of Turin (burial cloth of Jesus) ... (the blood type, Y & X cromizones are a perfect match too!)

It is the most intriguing and unique relic of its kind and the longstanding irony is – there are legions of professed Christians who have no idea what it is, or that it even exists. The Shroud of Turin is revered as the sacred burial cloth of Jesus Christ and is arguably the most important archaeological artifact ever found. The image on the cloth is like a photographic negative exposed to light that is a detailed portrait of a crucified man. The historical specifics include the multitude of…

The Holy Shroud of Turin is the most important Christian relic that we have in Italy. It is also, without a doubt, the most controversial one. But, why is that? To learn more about its history, the…

Figure 1 (© 1995 Nicholas Allen) Figure 2 (© 1978 Barrie M. Schwortz) - "Is The Shroud of Turin a Medieval Photograph ? A Critical Examination of the Theory"