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The Burial Cloths of Our Lord:The Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium of Oviedo
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The atheists have done their best to 'debunk' the Shroud with no success. Much of the science behind proving its authenticity is covered in the article linked above, but here is a video by a Jewish photographer who was a member of STURP (Shroud of Turin Research Project). He went into the project a sceptic, sure it would be proven to be a fake. Not so! He became convinced that it is the Burial Cloth of Jesus Christ.
A photograph of the Shroud. It is actually a 'photographic negative' a fact which wasn't known until Secondo Pia took a photo of it in 1898 and discovered the 'negative properties.
The face from Pia's photograph. This creates a major problem for the debunkers. If the Shroud is a mediæval forgery, how was the forger able to create a negative centuries before the concept of photography was found?
And here is a link to Mr Schwortz's, the Jewish photographer mentioned above, website with masses of information on the Shroud.
The Shroud of Turin Website
For those who doubt the Resurrection, I say, Behold and Believe!
The Shroud of Turin Website
For those who doubt the Resurrection, I say, Behold and Believe!
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