Das Bild auf der Leichentuch von Turin gehört laut New 3D -Studie möglicherweise nicht zu einem echten Menschen, der nicht zu einem echten Menschen gehört
Das Bild auf der Leichentuch von Turin gehört laut New 3D -Studie möglicherweise nicht zu einem echten Menschen, der nicht zu einem echten Menschen gehört
This is not a new or amazing hypothesis. It’s so obviously paint via draping on a sculpture or otherwise.. And a lot of evidence backs that up.
ctothel on
I honestly didn’t know anybody besides some Christians thought it was the image of a real human.
neegis666 on
A hoax – always has been.
AgrajagTheProlonged on
The Shroud of Turin wasn’t even universally accepted as legitimate within the Catholic Church when it first entered the historical record. Color me shocked that the image on it might not be real
TunaNugget on
Eyes are vertically in the center of the head. It’s obviously art.
CatholicSquareDance on
i thought there was already a pretty good glut of evidence for this already
YorkiMom6823 on
There was a massive, lucrative industry from about 200 AD on producing fake religious artifacts, every noble and knight who hit the holy land „discovered“ something. The natives made bank on it. I’m amazed anyone thought that was real. As an artist I knew it was fake the moment I saw the first photo of it.
godblessssspain on
The proof that it’s fake is that a self-taught graphic designer says the image doesn’t match his simulations in Blender and all the Reddit users applaud.
Meanwhile, no one has been able to accurately replicate the image, not even with 21st-century technology.
Underwater_Karma on
Even the Catholic Church recognizes it as an artistic expression, and not a holy relic
KGCagey on
I got to see it on tour when it was shown in Santa Barbara, CA, in the early eighties. My preacher family member was creaming himself. I wasn’t impressed, nor did I believe it was real. Xian people are so gullible.
hugoise on
What does that even mean?
a_phantom_limb on
The final defense of this object is always that the image itself is a miracle and doesn’t have to correspond to any conventional understanding of how it could have been created.
Mysterious_Set_1569 on
This ridiculous hoax gets debunked every few years.
geekpeeps on
It was proven to be a fabricated relic some years ago.
Cosmic_Meditator777 on
The shroud of turin is a real headscratcher. literally everything about it PROVES it has to be a later forgery… and yet they extracted pollen from it that was dated to the correct century.
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This is not a new or amazing hypothesis. It’s so obviously paint via draping on a sculpture or otherwise.. And a lot of evidence backs that up.
I honestly didn’t know anybody besides some Christians thought it was the image of a real human.
A hoax – always has been.
The Shroud of Turin wasn’t even universally accepted as legitimate within the Catholic Church when it first entered the historical record. Color me shocked that the image on it might not be real
Eyes are vertically in the center of the head. It’s obviously art.
i thought there was already a pretty good glut of evidence for this already
There was a massive, lucrative industry from about 200 AD on producing fake religious artifacts, every noble and knight who hit the holy land „discovered“ something. The natives made bank on it. I’m amazed anyone thought that was real. As an artist I knew it was fake the moment I saw the first photo of it.
The proof that it’s fake is that a self-taught graphic designer says the image doesn’t match his simulations in Blender and all the Reddit users applaud.
Meanwhile, no one has been able to accurately replicate the image, not even with 21st-century technology.
Even the Catholic Church recognizes it as an artistic expression, and not a holy relic
I got to see it on tour when it was shown in Santa Barbara, CA, in the early eighties. My preacher family member was creaming himself. I wasn’t impressed, nor did I believe it was real. Xian people are so gullible.
What does that even mean?
The final defense of this object is always that the image itself is a miracle and doesn’t have to correspond to any conventional understanding of how it could have been created.
This ridiculous hoax gets debunked every few years.
It was proven to be a fabricated relic some years ago.
The shroud of turin is a real headscratcher. literally everything about it PROVES it has to be a later forgery… and yet they extracted pollen from it that was dated to the correct century.