11 Feb 14
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http://phys.org/news/2014-02-earthquake-carbon-dating-shroud-turin.html
Anyone ever hear of such things? I wonder if this could be reproduced somehow.
Even if it dated to 33 AD, that alone is not proof it is JC.
http://link.springer.com/journal/11012
This is the link to Meccanica, looks like an authentic science journal.
a group of researchers led by Alberto Carpinteri of the Politecnico di Torino in Italy in an article published in Springer's journal Meccanica.
Is this bunch just pushing an agenda or are they independent of religious bias?
Originally posted by sonhouseThe dating of the shroud of Turin is really unimportant, because there is no known way to get an accurate date on it anyway. The important thing is that all the evidence points to the fact that it is at least 99% certain to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, because it has a miracle image of evidence of the details of his crucifixion murder that fits exactly with the unique way Jesus Christ is reported to have been executed by the Romans as told in the Christian New Testament.
I like the second one too: So Resurrections causes earthquakes?
There is just too much evidence in support of its authenticity to even worry about discovering a method to accurately date the Shroud. Any reasonable person would not dismiss the overwhelming verifiable evidence that it is what it has always been claimed to be thoughout its history because of not having a accurate way to date it.
If this were a fake created by some genius in the past, one would first need to show how some person could possible know about technologies we have today so these features about the Shroud could only be detected today. They would also have to discover new technologies that are unknown today that could place this miracle image on the cloth. Scientists that have examined the Shroud of Turin say there is no known way to produce an image that has ALL of the properties exhibited by the image on the Shroud. Plus this person would have had to collected and placed all the plants with there pollen that only grow in certain areas on the Shroud to make it appear that it had been in Jerusalem, Turkey, etc. to agree with the historical movement of the Shroud from Jerusalem to its present location.
That is only a fraction of the problems a person or a team of experts trying to fake the Shroud as the burial cloth of Christ would have to overcome. I see no other conclusion, consdering what is known about the Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium of Oviedo other than these two cloths are the burial cloth of Jesus and the table napkin used to cover the face as Jesus was taken down from the cross.
12 Feb 14
Originally posted by RJHindsYour 99% number is as bogus as anything else you foist on people. There is ZERO evidence it came from JC, only someone's image is there, could be a cobbler for all you know.
The dating of the shroud of Turin is really unimportant, because there is no known way to get an accurate date on it anyway. The important thing is that all the evidence points to the fact that it is at least 99% certain to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, because it has a miracle image of evidence of the details of his crucifixion murder that fits exac ...[text shortened]... oth of Jesus and the table napkin used to cover the face as Jesus was taken down from the cross.
12 Feb 14
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Originally posted by sonhouseperhaps he thinks;
Your 99% number is as bogus as anything else you foist on people. There is ZERO evidence it came from JC, only someone's image is there, could be a cobbler for all you know.
"evidence" = "whatever you personally want to be true and only if RJHinds approves"
or, perhaps more simply:
"evidence" = "whatever RJHinds believes" (which is whatever he wants and ignoring the evidence )
16 Feb 14
Originally posted by sonhouseWell, you believe everything about these bones evolutionist dig up and claim is our ancestor or is millions of years old.
If someone showed you fish bones they said was from JC feeding thousands from one fish, you would not question it, just automatically believe.
18 Feb 14
Originally posted by RJHindsWow, such originality, such charm, such wisdom. Any other platitudes you want to bring to the table, sidetracking the missing denial?
I am just pointing out that you are concerned with the tiny splinter in my eye, when you should be concerned about the plank in your own.