Ah, the 'no true Scotsman' fallacy.
Read up on tobacco scientists and global warming for trivial counterexamples.
The shroud was carbon dated and is proven to have been made somewhere in the Middle Ages of history when a lot of these so-called holy relics originated.
You are misinformed.
Samples from the Shroud -- all from one area of the Shroud and not randomized samples were tested; as it turns out the samples were from an area which had been damaged in a fire and re-woven.
Contamination of the sample is a great way to get incorrect results in radiocarbon dating.
Nice try, though.
Now here's a little thought experiment for you: if this image were on any other piece of cloth, and not linked to Jesus, would you immediately dismiss it as a forgery, or attempt to figure out the mechanism of formation, as a fascinating curiosity?
Cheers!
Oh my -
The only thing correct in the above is that it isn't mentioned in scripture...
There could be a very good reason for that - It's existence was protected for centuries to keep it from being confiscated and or destroyed - hate to burst the bubble, but everything that happened back then did not make it into the scriptures, and many books of scripture that the early church was using were burned as a result of the Nicence Council - who decided which books ,would and which would not, be compiled to become the Bible.
Those that didn't make the cut were ordered destroyed. And this was 300 years after Christ - 300 years of many books not "in the scriptures" now, being used.
The manner of Jesus' burial is described in a lot of detail in the Gospel of John, Chapters 19 and 20.
Ya de ya de ya.
Science DOESN’T lie, but testing methods are subject to human error and carbon 14 testing isn’t always precise.
Read about WHERE from the Shroud the samples were originally taken, read about the palynological and anatomical studies on the image. If this is a fraud, its the greatest job in history.
I believe your theories about Roman error burial practises among the Jews are incorrect and conflict with Biblical accounts.