This post is from another thread on the same subject. It wasn’t answered there and it probably won’t be answered here either.
First, let me assure everyone that I do believe the Shroud to be authentic.
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Second, let me ask those who doubt: Who benefits from faking such a thing? Someone, somewhere had to make something off such a monumental forgery, otherwise theres no reason to do it. If some talented painter faked it, who paid him, and why? Even if some medieval artist painted it (which I doubt) why would he do it and why not take credit for his work?
Once the doubters answer those questions Ill entertain suggestions that the Shroud is a fake - not before.
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Anyone?
Right, you don’t always read the thread, got it. You were responding to a single post you saw under “recent posts”, but I should have known that. My fault. I’m apparently in the habit of overlooking things like that, eh? And are you also still overlooking the last sentence of my first post?
Doubledown throwdown, yo. C-14 Retest,
Winner
Takes
All.
Too bad Turin Cathedral, once bitten, twice shy, won’t risk their precious Shroud again.