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    1. Truthsurge_24 on

      no matter what argument is made, ive never been able to trust that the shroud is genuine

    2. ghulamalchik on

      It was never genuine to begin with. Carbon dating says it originated in the medieval period.

    3. Salami__Tsunami on

      All these relics were just useful for the churches to charge people money. Sorry guys, I don’t care if you’ve got John the Baptist’s foreskin, I’m not giving you my credit card number.

    4. Albino_Earwig on

      Thats very interesting especially since it dosent support any of the prevailing theories let alone it being of Christ. Or maybe the black hebrew israelites are right and Yahawashi was a half indian black man! Say it agaaain!!!!

    5. Thank god the image didnt show up in the shoe box of a kid pleasuring himself into it. Its either this or toast.

    6. I mean… Wasn’t it kind of obvious by the nose and moustache 😵‍💫🤷😵‍💫🤷😵‍💫

    7. Angry_Anthropologist on

      Literally the very first mention of the Shroud of Turin in the historical record is a bishop saying that it’s fake, that they found the guy who made it, and that he admitted it was a fake. It is deeply embarrassing that there are people out there still think it is real.

    8. The Shroud of Turin really drives them mad and to do everything to discredit it

    9. There’s a nice docu on this in youtube, a bit old but they talk about an important detail, the image of the face that you see is very flat, like a picture ir drawing, if this was used to cover a face and then imprint it by the image it would be warped and more wider as a face has volume and depth, meaning this is jus prob a very important painting done over the textile either before or after it was used to cover the body, supposedly, and not the lore that the image just imprint w/ a perfect and accurate image of the face of J-man

    10. the shroud is the most mysterious scientific riddle our time, and it is absolutely not a „fake“. It is an real artifact which characteristics cannot be explained by ancient or medieval techniques.

      A paper was published in the „Journal of Imaging Science and Technology“ which describes that scientists were able to change the linen in a very small scale like the pattern on the shroud which shows the crucified man, however, they used ultra short laser in the ultraviolet range. The modelocking technique which generates such ultra short lasers is not older than 50 years and there is no energy source on earth which provides this high amount to generate the entire image ( 34000 million watts are needed).

      Doi for the paper: 10.2352/J.ImagingSci.Technol.2010.54.4.040302

      Everything about it is just weird. As a scientist myself I am really fascinated by it.

      I hope OP can provide me with the link to the source of his clame.

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