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The Shroud of Turin

The Burial Cloth of Christ and Evidence of the Resurrection

There is strong evidence that the Shroud of Turin is the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, that the Shroud once contained the body of the flogged and crucified Christ and that His image was projected onto the cloth when He was resurrected. Skeptics usually cite the 1988 carbon dating analysis of the Shroud, which dated the Shroud to between 1260 and 1390 AD. However, subsequent research has revealed that the carbon dating analysis was severely flawed, that the tested sample came from a part of the Shroud that had been repaired in the 16th century, and that the scientists who conducted the analysis misrepresented the test results. X-ray and vanillin analyses of the Shroud have dated it to around the time of Christ. Modern graphics analyses have found that the Shroud's image contains 3D information, even though it is a 2D image, which is impressive evidence the Shroud was once wrapped around a body. A variety of scientific tests have ruled out the idea that the Shroud was painted.

VIDEOS

The Shroud of Turin: Real or Not?

Scientific Evidence on the Shroud of Turin

The Shroud of Turin: Witness to the Resurection of Medieval Fraud?

Is the Shroud of Turin Real? Investigating the Evidence

The Shroud of Turin Examined: Real Evidence of Jesus' Crucifixion?

Interview with Photographic Expert Barrie Schwortz

The Truth About the Shroud of Turin's 1988 Carbon Dating

The Real Face of Jesus? (Amazon Prime Video)

The Shroud Face to Face (Amazon Prime Video)

New Evidence for the Authenticity of the Shroud of Turin

Shroud of Turin Research Explained (includes an excellent critique of the carbon dating)