The Shroud of Turin

It would certainly help my faith if the 'shroud' was proven real.

Originally posted by chaney3
It would certainly help my faith if the 'shroud' was proven real.

Originally posted by twhitehead
Real in what way? It really does exist.

Originally posted by chaney3
It would certainly help my faith if the 'shroud' was proven real.

Originally posted by divegeester
You should PM @RJHinds; within minutes you'll be an evangelist.

Originally posted by divegeester
You should PM @RJHinds; within minutes you'll be an evangelist.

Never again will the church let icons suffer examination. They learned that lesson.

Originally posted by chaney3
It would certainly help my faith if the 'shroud' was proven real.

Originally posted by chaney3
So you believe in it?

Originally posted by twhitehead
No. I have seen photos of it. I am fairly sure it exists based solely on evidence, not faith.

[b]And now have conformed in Christianity?
No.

Good to know.
Stop jumping to unwarranted conclusions.[/b]

The thing is amazing and mysterious by itself. We know the time period where it was created. But how and why? By whom?

Originally posted by apathist
The thing is amazing and mysterious by itself. We know the time period where it was created. But how and why? By whom?

Originally posted by apathist
The thing is amazing and mysterious by itself. We know the time period where it was created. But how and why? By whom?

Sonhouse, I mean via carbon dating, without research right now I think middle ages, 1400 or so?

Tw, there is still how. Why, yes forgery is lucrative. Who, please share. And I want to say, I like mystery, and wonder why you like popping bubbles. meany-head

Originally posted by twhitehead
We know roughly the time period and can guess at by whom, and can make a reasonably good guess as to why (relics are valuable). I wouldn't call it amazing or mysterious though.