[NYer]

In arguing that the source of light that created the body image on the Shroud came from within the body, the authors observed that "neither the outside or inside of the tomb, nor the outside or inside of either the front or back sides of the cloth" are found on the Shroud's image.

"This means that the source of light does not originate outside of the body, the cloth or the tomb, but with the body itself," they write. "The weave of the inner part of the cloth containing the frontal and dorsal images is note even part of the distinctive images, which they too, would have been, if the light came from anywhere outside the body."

[NYer]

Ping!

[bill1952]

Not this crap again...

[goat granny]

Not catholic anymore, but always believed the shroud was authentic....even when years ago they tested it and called it fake....jmho

[Julia H.]

Here’s my theory about the Shroud of Turin. Long ago, an atheist made a joke: “How do you make Christendom look like a parade of gullible idiots?”

The Shroud of Turin was the punchline.

[Global2010]

Wow.

Awesome.

Has me rethinking my plans about donating my body to the Med School.

I think I would like to remain whole.

[maine-iac7]

to see the scientific research and approach that comes to this conclusion - see the History Channels documentary: “The Real Face of Jesus?”

The DVD is also available - it should be in every household.
the DVD:

http://shop.history.com/detail.php?p=261203&v=history_subject_religion&ecid=PID-200006143&pa=SEM_HistorySubReligion_history%20channel%20the%20real%20face%20of%20jesus&esvtk_s=bgss

From the Art side

http://www.imagochristiorganization.com/resources/body%20of%20jesus.JPG?tid_1254718871828

for you naysayers, at least do some research and be able to back up your naysaying with more than ignorant pontifications

[UCANSEE2]

Scientists are building the case that the image of a crucified man on the Shroud of Turin was created by radiation that emanated from the body itself, a theory remarkably supportive of the traditional resurrection account that is central to Christian theology.

The human spirit can raise it's vibrational energy at will. It can also tolerate extremely high energies. That is why the spirit can look into the face of God, but the material human cannot. Even though the spirit can raise that energy, it only does so in extreme situations. When normal human spirits do so, we call it SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.

Jesus, we believe, was not normal. The link between his conscious and his spirit was much stronger, and what is noted in the Bible as the 'ladder' we will use to get to heaven.

If one can accept all of the above, then it follows that Jesus was able to 'raise' his dead/dying body by raising his spiritual vibration energy level. Doing so left 'radiation' burns on the cloth.

[kitkat]

BUMP

[johngrace]

During a period of doubt. When I was younger I asked God if he was for Real. That he could show me for sure. At that time I never slept before 11:00 at night. Well after asking I had a very supernatural sleep at 5:00 in the afternoon. I woke up refreshed at 1:45am Staying in the bed. I turned on the TV left it on the channel that it was positioned on.

At 2:00 pm on WOR(NYC) channel 9 was a showing a Shroud of Turin documentary. During the program amazing supernatural peace came with a revelation of truth. To see how brutalized Christ endured for us. If I went to bed at 11:00pm as usual I would never have seen this program. This was God. Ever since I always believed the Shroud to be true cloth of Christ. Praise Jesus!

[kik5150]

What is fascinating about what is seen on the shroud is that it is a pixel image with a resolution 5 times higher than the best commercial laser printer and it contains 3-D information. Also, the image is not formed by any dye, ink paint or burning, as the cloth fiber itself DOES NOT CONTAIN THE IMAGE! The image is formed only on the thin layer of soapwort which was left on the surface when the cloth was washed and dried during its manufacture.

[mjp]

a photograph taken at the instant Jesus' body transformed as he rose from the dead.

I'd like to see Islam top that.