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How one skeptical scientist came to believe the Shroud of Turin
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| August 4, 2015
| Ann Schneible
Posted on 08/04/2015 3:01:50 PM PDT by NYer
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To: GreyFriar
“The image was imbedded in the Shroud as it fell through Jesus’ body at the moment of resurrection.”Sometimes the limits of my intellect embarrass me.
I had never heard of this theory and had never considered the possibility...but it makes complete and utter sense to explain the image.
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08/05/2015 8:19:09 AM PDT
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Bloody Sam Roberts
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To: NYer
I don’t *need* the Shroud to believe that Jesus was resurrected but I love the idea that it is really the cloth that touched His body and that it has survived to the present day!
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08/05/2015 8:19:39 AM PDT
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Ditter
( God Bless Texas!)
To: GreyFriar
Thanks for the ping. I believe the Shroud is the burial cloth of Jesus. I think his body was dematerialized in the tomb, and that is what made the image on the Shroud, but I don’t know how it was done.
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08/05/2015 8:36:19 AM PDT
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zot
To: NYer
Why is the head "hinged"? If he was translated and the image burned in, where's the top of his head?
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08/05/2015 9:46:02 AM PDT
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Oatka
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