27 Mar 14
Barrie Schwartz, a Jewish member of the shroud of Turin examination team, gives a lecture on his involvment with the shroud and the effect it has had on his belief in his life. He addresses the 4 main reasons protestant and evangelical Christians are skeptical of the shoud of Turin as being the burial cloth of Jesus.
27 Mar 14
Originally posted by RJHindsThere is a third alternative as well, not to be forgotten: Misinterpretation the data...
Barrie Schwartz, a Jewish member of the shroud of Turin examination team, gives a lecture on his involvment with the shroud and the effect it has had on his belief in his life. He addresses the 4 main reasons protestant and evangelical Christians are skeptical of the shoud of Turin as being the burial cloth of Jesus.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0N9cMUQrZI
"How would you know? You weren't there?"
"Your assumtions are all wrong!"
"God did it that way to fool baptists from Texas."
"Ignorance..."
27 Mar 14
-Removed-It is in the very first part of the video. He says this is extra information before his normal lecture just because of the makeup of this audience and concerns that other audiences like this had brought up. So you don't have to watch the normal lecture on the shroud to get those 4 reasons.
29 Mar 14
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Originally posted by FreakyKBHThe significance depends on what you believe about the Shroud. If no person on this Forum is willing to listen to what the scientists that actually examined the Shroud say about it, then there is no point in me bringing it up anymore.
I'm all ears.
In your own words--- and assuming this was the actual shroud used to cover the body of the Lord Jesus Christ at His burial--- what is the significance?